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Purdue’s Massive Blunder
What the commentary on the Purdue-Kaplan venture published to date overlooks is the importance of President Daniel’s biography.
Global Protest of Scientists
It is too early to know whether the March for Science portends a collective resistance that will be sustained.
The French Election
Whether the higher education system will become more inward-looking under a Le Pen presidency, or will continue to evolve in the current direction, under the leadership of Macron, remains to be seen.
Dissonances and Paradoxes of Private-Sector Growth
Despite the growth in private higher educational institutions, people in India still prefer public institutions over private institutions.
Plagiarism: It’s All Greek to Some
As higher education continues to recruit internationally, institutions must support and monitor the movement of knowledge with greater care.
Reflecting on The World View, 7 Years On
A new Boston College publication maps the evolution of The World View since its inception.
The Attack on Independent Universities
World class universities require autonomy. It is hard to talk about autonomy in countries where even private, nonprofit universities are subjected to state pressure.
Hatred, Division and the University
I can imagine the chorus of individuals who will insist that it is not the responsibility of the university to teach civility or to prepare students to live in diverse societies.