As publishers charge more for journals, academics are beginning to feel short-changed.

‘German intellectuals are fascinated by outsiders, especially tortured rebels like Heinrich von Kleist’

Britain’s seats of learning are coping with the new funding regime but are threatened by philistine regulators

Book review of The Wartime Journals by Hugh Trevor-Roper; edited by Richard Davenport-Hines

Book review of All Souls and the Wider World edited by S.J.D. Green and Peregrine Horden

The 17th-century Dean celebrated prosperity as well as poetry and felt no need to transform the Church into an agency of social work

Daniel Johnson compares two sisters, one a vociferous campaigner against Israel, the other a towering figure in Judaeo-Christian thought

The commonly held assumption that Latin and Greek are "elitist" subjects is both fallacious and damaging

Ludicrous red-tape is stifling innovation and inspiration in Universities. Administrators must step aside

Thrown out of her school after addressing the Conservative Party conference, this teacher explains her change of mind