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Countercurrents
countercurrents.org > 2026 > 09 > degree-mills-and-dying-minds-how-universities-betrayed-their-students-and-society

Degree Mills and Dying Minds: How Universities Betrayed Their Students and Society

2+ day, 22+ hour ago   (285+ words) Whatever little idealism remains within universities today is further destroyed by unqualified and underqualified, compliant managers who have nothing to do with teaching and learning. Yet they manage universities and provide leadership to higher education—only to ensure that no…...

The Jerusalem Post | JPost.com
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The secret of Reichman University???s international success

2+ day, 16+ hour ago   (530+ words) Jonathan Davis, longtime head of Reichman University’s Raphael Recanati International School, attributes it to a three-word acronym – TLC. “Our success in the International School is based on tender loving care,” he says. “International students need to know that every member…...

The Observer
fordhamobserver.com > 82990 > recent > news > new-academic-year-ushers-in-university-developments

New Academic Year Ushers in University Developments

3+ day, 4+ hour ago   (1423+ words) Curtain Call for Accountability Kusama’s Newest Exhibition: ‘I Spent Each Day Embracing Flowers’ Opens in Chelsea With the end of summer and the start of a new semester, Fordham University has welcomed various structural changes, both on its campus and…...

Persuasion
persuasion.community > p > de-homogenize-the-university

De-Homogenize the University

3+ day, 3+ hour ago   (258+ words) Consider a pair of societies. Is this society democratically legitimate? Presumably not. But if not, that proves that the ideal of democracy goes beyond just ensuring that everyone gets their choice at the voting booth. Is this a true democracy?...

Conservative Home
conservativehome.com > 09/09/2026 > john-redwood-university-may-shape-ones-views-but-the-university-of-life-and-work-will-really-solidify-them

John Redwood: University may shape one's views but 'the university of life' - and work - will really solidify them

3+ day, 21+ hour ago   (134+ words) Lord Redwood is a leading commentator on the economy and modern politics, a former industrialist, founder of an investment management company and a distinguished fellow of All Souls College Oxford It is a strange myth that the three years people…...

Google News
kfyrtv.com > video > 09/08/2026 > watching-your-wallet-curing-post-summer-debt-hangover

Watching Your Wallet: Curing the post summer debt hangover

4+ day, 6+ hour ago   (19+ words) kfyrtv.com Watching Your Wallet: Curing the post summer debt hangover...

City Journal
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Higher Education’s Extinction Event

4+ day, 8+ hour ago   (377+ words) The collapse of a century-old university model provides an opportunity for academic renewal. For more than a century, the American university has been one of our nation’s greatest institutional achievements. It has educated generations of citizens and professionals, advanced scientific…...

DKNews.kz
dknews.kz > en > articles-in-english > 404080-decoding-internationalization-in-contemporary-higher

Decoding Internationalization in Contemporary Higher Education

5+ day, 10+ hour ago   (1519+ words) This changes the meaning of internationalization. It is no longer sufficient to ask how international a university looks. The more useful question is whether the institution has developed the capability to create, exchange, absorb and apply knowledge across borders while…...

Philstar Life
philstarlife.com > self > 163138-study-too-much-coffee-may-weaken-bones

Too much coffee may weaken bones, according to new study

5+ day, 19+ hour ago   (307+ words) A new study has found that reaching for cup after cup of coffee may bring about some unhealthy effects on your body. Researchers at Flinders University followed 9,704 women aged 65 and older for about 10 years and asked how much coffee and…...

Critic Te Ārohi
critic.co.nz > news > article > 12244 > critical-tribune-university-cracks-down-on-21st-se

Critical Tribune: University Cracks Down On 21st Season

6+ day, 16+ hour ago   (262+ words) In response to slipping academic performance in semester two, the University has recently announced plans to “crack down on 21st season” that is currently dominating the student social calendar. Plans to limit the number of 21st events were passed by the University…...