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FREE EVENT: Come to the Hedgehog Review's Charlottesville offices for a talk on higher education's crisis with David Austin Walsh and @bensbernard tomorrow at 4:30.
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Charlottesville/UVA: Tomorrow I'll be speaking about the history of trust in universities with the @iasculture @hedgehogreview!
How does the history of universities inform our approaches to the loss of trust in higher education today? I'll be speaking at @UVA on Tuesday about this @hedgehogreview special issue, and about my work on the Yale Report. RSVP here: iasculture.org/event/august-…
How does the history of universities inform our approaches to the loss of trust in higher education today? I'll be speaking at @UVA on Tuesday about this @hedgehogreview special issue, and about my work on the Yale Report. RSVP here: iasculture.org/event/august-…
We're live! Subscribe to read @dennismhogan on why college administrators want you to use AI, @DavidAstinWalsh and @Econ_Marshall on how America's public universities stopped being public, and @chezaristote on the perils of the professorial persona
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Despite the collapse of the academic career, people still want to be professors—but being a professor seems to require pretending to not want anything at all.
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I love it when excellent magazines decide that their issue theme is going to be putting my friends on the cover
We're live! Subscribe to read @dennismhogan on why college administrators want you to use AI, @DavidAstinWalsh and @Econ_Marshall on how America's public universities stopped being public, and @chezaristote on the perils of the professorial persona
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The university often thinks of itself as a defender of Enlightenment values against a rising tide of misinformation. That may be exactly the wrong lesson to draw from its history, argues @bensbernard in this remarkable essay:
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Our new issue, The Fading Promise of Higher Education, is now live on our website - and making its way to doorsteps and newsstands.
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We at @thenewdigest are thrilled to feature a guest essay from Jodi L. Short, the Mary Kay Kane Professor of Law at UC Law, San Francisco, on “The Moral Turn in Administrative Law”. Professor Short includes CGC as part of this trend. Available ⬇️
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UC Berkeley has a new policy for alumni where if your Berkeley account has over 5GB stored in it, on Sept 17, they will just delete your whole account. Can you pay for more storage? No.
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this is the wrong pitch. the value of the humanities is not that they teach a skillset but that they deal with the most fundamental questions of human living. the ends of our action, our relationship to our society, and our self-understanding are questions for every person
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Glorious Bodies has made it to Google Books! And it's coming out September 6! Aaahh it's real!
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Paris, août 1792 : des collégiens, accompagnés de leur principal, se présentent devant l'Assemblée nationale pour faire don d'un trésor.
"Vous avez sous vos yeux quatre élèves du Collège du Cardinal Lemoine qui viennent vous présenter le produit d'une découverte...
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