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How come our cash-strapped universities can afford so many administrators?

As academic staff suffer and ever more power is granted to donors, one slice of university staff seem to be doing very well

6 June 2015

9:00 AM

6 June 2015

9:00 AM

It took Oxford 40 years to catch up with Cambridge in appointing a woman vice-chancellor, but Louise Richardson — ex-St Andrews, Irish, Catholic, terrorism expert — is to take over from the chemist Andrew Hamilton. He is leaving early to head New York University for an eye-watering £950,000 a year.

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