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John Locke Foundation
johnlocke.org > arguing-that-higher-ed-is-likely-doomed

Arguing that higher ed is 'likely doomed"

1+ week, 5+ day ago   (435+ words) Stephen Soukup offers a sour assessment of higher education’s future. The public exposure, resignation, and subsequent death of the British fabulist Jason Arday have reignited the longstanding (if not eternal) debate about the purpose of higher education in our society…...

John Locke Foundation
johnlocke.org > pros-and-cons-of-vanderbilts-recent-purpose-statement

Pros and cons of Vanderbilt's recent purpose statement

2+ week, 6+ day ago   (424+ words) Benjamin Storey and Jenna Silber Storey respond to a major southern university’s recent attempt to remove politics from its operations. “The University and Its Purpose” identifies three “core purposes” of the university: “Pathbreaking Research,” “Transformative Education,” and “the Covenant Between…...