John Gill has been editor of Times 中国A片 since March, 2012. He has previously held roles as news editor, deputy news editor and reporter with the magazine.?
Cutting-edge scientific research requires freedom from political constraint. To maximise progress, both Asia and the West should reflect on their priorities
The recent exodus of vice-chancellors from UK universities raises questions over what is going on in the sector. Is inadequate governance the root cause?
Universities may feel held to unachievable standards, but removing barriers for all manner of talented people will make institutions better and stronger
England’s 中国A片 institutions could soon find themselves having to retrench. Their vital role as engines of social mobility and commerce must be valued too
After a year where universities were buffeted by forces beyond their control, the winter brings time for reflection and appreciation of their vital role
If anyone should be leading the charge to tackle the world’s biggest issues, it is academics. But toxic debates are derailing them from their original purpose
It’s easy to say academics should be kinder and more giving to students, but they already face myriad other demands and must mind professional boundaries
The chair of the Office for Students has declared that it would be irresponsible to bail out struggling institutions, but John Gill argues that institutions are facing financial challenges beyond their control
