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The battle to stop US universities aiding Chinese repression

Princeton

Science

The battle to stop US universities aiding Chinese repression

The greed and naiveté of our institutions could play into the hands of the Chinese surveillance state

Ian Williams

This is how small colleges die

Higher education subsists on government largesse. That entails substantial risk

Peter W. Wood

Americans invade Cambridge

How will Princeton’s provost fare at the helm of one of Britain’s top universities?

Solveig Lucia Gold

In defense of Joshua Katz

A mother-in-law’s manifesto

Kari Jenson Gold

Education

Is Latin worth learning?

A Princeton professor wants Classics to disappear because it has been used as a justification for slavery, colonialism and fascism

Peter Jones

Book Review
May 27, 2021
Waiting for Gödel is over: the reclusive genius emerges from the shadows
Journey to the Edge of Reason: The Life of Kurt Gödel by Stephen Budiansky reviewed
Simon Ings
Education
July 23, 2020
Open letters have become ransom notes
Online diatribes decry a university’s shabby racial record and issue the now-standard list of demands
Lionel Shriver
Education
July 8, 2020
Ivies offer half-baked education at full sticker price
Princeton and Harvard will be partially or fully virtual this fall
Solveig Lucia Gold
Education
June 28, 2020
It’s not about Woodrow Wilson. It’s about indoctrination
Why Princeton caved to the mob
Solveig Lucia Gold
Education
June 15, 2020
Anonymous Instagram account accuses Ivy Leaguers of racism
The lust for cancel culture is infecting America’s top colleges
Ben Zeisloft
Politics
October 5, 2018
Kagan and Sotomayor discuss everything but Kavanaugh at Princeton
Instead Kagan described the importance of the court’s ‘reputation of being fair, of being impartial, of being neutral’
Ethan Sterenfeld

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