#Universities

Khyati Patel

KhyPatel7

Tonight I found myself on the Clearing House website once again looking for universities that accepts first degrees graduates who have a 2:2 and no further educational achievements (MSc or

Jo Grady

DrJoGrady

So committed to ‘free speech' the government bailout includes stipulations on what universities will not be allowed to teachhttps://www.theguardian.com/education/2020/jul/16/english-universities-must-prove-commitment-to-free-speech-fo

Nicholas Bagley

nicholas_bagley

On colleges and universities, I think it's pretty simple.This is a disease that spreads when asymptomatic people gather in crowded indoor settings. We can't stop college kids from gathering, because

Rob Falconer

jrdfalconer

Watching what is happening to PSE in AB (and across the US and UK) I am concerned that current strategies being employed to address financial concerns may be shortsighted and

Fu’ad Muhammad.

Fouadmuhd

"When ASUU told you that placing universities on the IPPIS would shutdown many courses or even departments, because it does not take care of many essential services of the university,

Dr Charlotte Lydia Riley

lottelydia

I am VERY IN FAVOUR of students being awarded fair grades and if that means them getting their CAGs, that's what should happen. But "*massive* logistical problem" is probably a

Yair Wallach

YairWallach

I agree with every word here.The IHRA has become a symbol for the fight against antisemitism, which leads meany to underestimate its shortcomings.The definition is especially wrong for universities, and

Christopher Hope📝

christopherhope

In this weekend's Sunday TelegraphExclusive: Universities face fines as part of 'twin assault' by Government ministers on cancel culture https://www.telegraph.co.uk/politics/2021/02/13/exclusive-universities-face-fines-part-twi

Tim Rhoads

timwrhoads

There's absolutely truth to this, but a lot of the big public schools (Big-10) don't feel like they have much choice. Schools and budgets that have been decimated by years

Elinor Elliot

ElliotElinor

Covid hasn't broken universities - the systematic evisceration of higher education by so-called "free-market" extremism has. Covid has just exposed the giant con like nothing else could have.https://www.theguardian.com/educati

Jonathan Turley

JonathanTurley

Smith College Professor Loretta Ross, who teaches women’s and gender studies, rejected calls for unity and instead called for punitive action against supporters in Congress, universities, and “regular jobs.”https://jonathanturley.org/

Rowland Manthorpe

rowlsmanthorpe

Lots of calls for universities to ignore downgrades and respect offers. But even if they wanted to, they couldn'tIn June, the government introduced financial penalties for any uni exceeding the

Hinna

hinsterrr

Writing these tweets after someone close shared with me what they are going through and I have my two cents to share because I have heard too many stories (online

jenn m. jackson

JennMJacksonPhD

Just so I understand:Universities are going to push to hire junior faculty who do race research in response to *this* political moment after decades of encouraging graduate students not to

Dr Helen Foxhall Forbes 🇪🇺🕯

HFoxhallForbes

As hot takes go, this is pretty crap from @soniasodha. No mention of @ucu @DrJoGrady’s constant warning universities that bringing students back would be a disaster. No acknowledgement of the

punkacademic

punk_academic

I literally wrote the book on Brexit and British universities, interviewed a number of VCs and stakeholders, was never spoken to by the top-level Brexit working group at the institution.https://twitter.com/PWGTennant/status/1291685753840439

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