Moved. To a new home

Updated news about this blog

Following the news that Registrarism is coming home to Wonkhe it’s now time for the big move. It’s not often that this blog appears in the news but together with WonkHE it really is. Almost. Anyway, You can now find all previous and future Registrarism posts on WonkHE by following this link:

Registrarism on WonkHE

New posts should start appearing there soon but in the meantime here’s a reminder of the full story about the move:

A new home
A new home (but this is the old logo…)

 

 

 

The internationally respected higher education blog Registrarism by Dr Paul Greatrix Registrar at The University of Nottingham, is joining forces with Wonkhe. Registrarism, a finalist in the 2013 CIPR Education Journalism Awards, is a widely-read blog that provides the sector with a unique and popular view from a senior administrator on the front-line of higher education management and leadership. Mark Leach, Wonkhe’s Director said “I am delighted that two of the great sites in higher education are joining forces. Registrarism is coming home to the Wonkhe family where it rightly belongs, and where we’ll be able to give it the prominence, sustainability and deep reader engagement that it deserves. Our new partnership also opens up exciting opportunities for joint work that I’m confident the Wonkhe community will love.

”Paul Greatrix said “Registrarism has been a labour of love for many years. I’m excited about the future as things can only get bigger and brighter as part of the Wonkhe community.”

I should stress that no-one has ever described this blog as being “internationally respected” before so I’m certainly not going to complain about that.

And just to say that the response to the announcement (on social media rather than your actual broadsheets admittedly) has been great – thank you.

Looking forward to a very bright future with WonkHE!

One thought on “Moved. To a new home

  1. Very exciting news. Thoroughly deserved for a blog which has proven informative, entertaining and insightful over an extended period. The True Crime on Campus, for example, always provokes a chuckle or two.

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