Jason Arday is Cambridge’s problem
My university must reject the racist narrative that this is the tip of the iceberg
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Who’s to blame for Jason Arday?
Arday isn’t a victim or a crook, but the product of a broken system
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How to kill a university’s reputation
After Exeter’s announcement that it will cut 150 academic jobs, is there any hope for higher education?
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Silicon Valley’s “Get Rich University”
At Stanford, students are under extraordinary pressure – not to learn but to launch start-ups
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Melvyn Bragg’s class act
Was his success “social mobility”, or just good luck?
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Labour MPs are getting organised on student loans
The Good Growth Foundation and the IPPR are modelling ways to reform the system
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The student loan rebellion is only just beginning
A society which punishes its bright young things cannot expect to succeed
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The sad decline of the Scottish university
Under the SNP’s free tuition policy, a national asset is being allowed to decay
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Our universities can save us from America’s political division
New research shows Britain is proud of its institutions’ ability to foster disagreement
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Is university worth the debt?
My student finance is down to “just” £8k – but younger friends’ debt is more than £50,000
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The pro-Palestine movement’s alternative campus
The Soas Liberated Zone is offering the London university’s students a different kind of educational experience.
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Donald Trump vs Columbia
The White House claims it is protecting Jews while transforming Ivy League campuses into places of fear.
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Harvard, elite privilege and the weaponisation of anti-Semitism
How should liberals pick between Donald Trump and this bastion of institutional elitism?
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International students can save Britain’s broke universities
They can find money at home, or they can find it abroad. But if they don’t find it, some are…
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The Premier League must give more to grassroots clubs
Also this week: Rachel Reeves as Elmer Fudd, a chocolate windfall, and why England’s landmarks are crumbling.
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The curse of the Oxbridge reject
As offers and rejections go out across the country, Britain needs to learn that Oxford and Cambridge are just universities.
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The intolerant age
How creeping censorship captured Britain’s institutions.
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Mezna Qato: “Without our libraries and universities, how will we tell the story of Gaza?”
The only way to lose Gaza is to stop listening to the Palestinians of Gaza.
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Student power
Published in the wake of the 1968 uprising at Columbia, Immanuel Wallerstein’s University in Turmoil holds critical lessons for the…
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On the Oxbridge barricade
Pro-Palestinian protesters at British universities are obscuring their own message.
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