Tag: Higher education

Total Results: 35


If Sebastian Flyte had been in South Africa. Credit: Evans/Three Lions/Getty Images
06/05/2021 - 12:59am

Cape Town before Rhodes Must Fall Until identity politics arrived, the anti-intellectual campus was liberating

Gavin Haynes

04.06

Universities have destroyed feminism Student activists have never understood sex

Julie Bindel

Wednesday, June 2

02.06

Oxbridge is killing journalism Group-thinking graduates are part of the establishment

Justin Webb

Thursday, June 4

04.06

What Antifa and the alt-Right have in common Far from being posh kids playing at activism, the militant subsets are drawn from a precarious middle class

Mary Harrington

Wednesday, May 20

20.05

Can university survive Covid-19? Academics have long argued that the computer can never replace the classroom

Gerard DeGroot

Monday, December 2

02.12

Who gains from the great university scam? Higher education expansion will leave thousands in debt and disappointment

Mary Harrington

Wednesday, November 13

13.11

Could national service save higher education? Undergraduates would be tougher and less entitled — and access would be fairer

Mary Harrington

Tuesday, August 27

27.08

Why the humanities can’t be saved

John Gray

Thursday, April 11

11.04

When did empathy become so dangerous?

Gerard DeGroot

Monday, April 1

01.04

How university re-establishes hierarchy

Peter Franklin

Friday, March 29

29.03

Does class still count?

James Bloodworth

Monday, February 18

18.02

The BBC’s diversity scaremongering Why has an absurd story about Oxbridge access not caused more of a stir?

Douglas Murray