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  1. #Audits exist for one reason: to identify problems before they become institutional failures.

    This article examines multiple audit observations concerning #IITRopar during the tenure of Prof. Rajeev Ahuja and asks a simple question:

    Were the issues adequately addressed—or merely recorded?

    Read the documents and decide for yourself.

    amritkaal.wordpress.com/2026/0

    Accountability begins with transparency.
    #India #Corruption #Education #Governance #Universities #Transparency #HigherEducation #Physics

  2. #Audits exist for one reason: to identify problems before they become institutional failures.

    This article examines multiple audit observations concerning #IITRopar during the tenure of Prof. Rajeev Ahuja and asks a simple question:

    Were the issues adequately addressed—or merely recorded?

    Read the documents and decide for yourself.

    amritkaal.wordpress.com/2026/0

    Accountability begins with transparency.
    #India #Corruption #Education #Governance #Universities #Transparency #HigherEducation #Physics

  3. #Audits exist for one reason: to identify problems before they become institutional failures.

    This article examines multiple audit observations concerning #IITRopar during the tenure of Prof. Rajeev Ahuja and asks a simple question:

    Were the issues adequately addressed—or merely recorded?

    Read the documents and decide for yourself.

    amritkaal.wordpress.com/2026/0

    Accountability begins with transparency.
    #India #Corruption #Education #Governance #Universities #Transparency #HigherEducation #Physics

  4. #Audits exist for one reason: to identify problems before they become institutional failures.

    This article examines multiple audit observations concerning #IITRopar during the tenure of Prof. Rajeev Ahuja and asks a simple question:

    Were the issues adequately addressed—or merely recorded?

    Read the documents and decide for yourself.

    amritkaal.wordpress.com/2026/0

    Accountability begins with transparency.
    #India #Corruption #Education #Governance #Universities #Transparency #HigherEducation #Physics

  5. #Audits exist for one reason: to identify problems before they become institutional failures.

    This article examines multiple audit observations concerning #IITRopar during the tenure of Prof. Rajeev Ahuja and asks a simple question:

    Were the issues adequately addressed—or merely recorded?

    Read the documents and decide for yourself.

    amritkaal.wordpress.com/2026/0

    Accountability begins with transparency.
    #India #Corruption #Education #Governance #Universities #Transparency #HigherEducation #Physics

  6. Renowned Emory theology professor emeritus and former U.S. Ambassador to South Korea James T. Laney dies at 98

    Renowned Emory professor emeritus James T. Laney died today at 98, the school announced. Laney joined Emory faculty…
    #EuropeSays #Korea #KR #Atlanta #EmoryUniversity #highereducation #international
    europesays.com/korea/118570/

  7. #Highereducation has changed drastically over the past 60 years. Through it all, #TheChronicle has been there covering the trends, challenges, big ideas shaping colleges & universities.
    Today, as institutions navigate financial pressures, policy uncertainty, & other obstacles, our mission remains the same: to help higher-ed professionals stay informed and prepared
    The Chronicle of Higher Education | Higher Ed News, Opinion, & Advice
    chronicle.com/

  8. #Highereducation has changed drastically over the past 60 years. Through it all, #TheChronicle has been there covering the trends, challenges, big ideas shaping colleges & universities.
    Today, as institutions navigate financial pressures, policy uncertainty, & other obstacles, our mission remains the same: to help higher-ed professionals stay informed and prepared
    The Chronicle of Higher Education | Higher Ed News, Opinion, & Advice
    chronicle.com/

  9. #Highereducation has changed drastically over the past 60 years. Through it all, #TheChronicle has been there covering the trends, challenges, big ideas shaping colleges & universities.
    Today, as institutions navigate financial pressures, policy uncertainty, & other obstacles, our mission remains the same: to help higher-ed professionals stay informed and prepared
    The Chronicle of Higher Education | Higher Ed News, Opinion, & Advice
    chronicle.com/

  10. rethinkrepayment.com/

    This British campaign for a reform of the student loan system is not asking for full loan forgiveness, on the sensible grounds that the UK's current fiscal constraints make this a non-starter.

    These fiscal constraints are not, of course, the only obstacles to full loan forgiveness. Most obvious of these is the financing of UK universities, which depend in large part on undergraduate fees. In addition, the politics of loan forgiveness are challenging, to put it mildly; how easy would it be convince those without student loans, those paying large sums for child care, or adults faced with the financial challenge of caring for elderly parents that public money should be spent on a wiping out the debts that students assumed?

    I recognize all these problems, but I still find myself thinking that excellent though the policy of widening access to higher education certainly has been, financing that policy in part through the introduction of students loans was a mistake. In addition to the debt burden the loan system imposes on so many, the commodification of undergraduate education wrought by the system has harmed students, universities, and UK society as a whole.

    I wish we could think of a politically and financially feasible way of undoing this system altogether.

    #UKHigherEducation #StudentsLoans #HigherEducation #Universities

  11. rethinkrepayment.com/

    This British campaign for a reform of the student loan system is not asking for full loan forgiveness, on the sensible grounds that the UK's current fiscal constraints make this a non-starter.

    These fiscal constraints are not, of course, the only obstacles to full loan forgiveness. Most obvious of these is the financing of UK universities, which depend in large part on undergraduate fees. In addition, the politics of loan forgiveness are challenging, to put it mildly; how easy would it be convince those without student loans, those paying large sums for child care, or adults faced with the financial challenge of caring for elderly parents that public money should be spent on a wiping out the debts that students assumed?

    I recognize all these problems, but I still find myself thinking that excellent though the policy of widening access to higher education certainly has been, financing that policy in part through the introduction of students loans was a mistake. In addition to the debt burden the loan system imposes on so many, the commodification of undergraduate education wrought by the system has harmed students, universities, and UK society as a whole.

    I wish we could think of a politically and financially feasible way of undoing this system altogether.

    #UKHigherEducation #StudentsLoans #HigherEducation #Universities

  12. rethinkrepayment.com/

    This British campaign for a reform of the student loan system is not asking for full loan forgiveness, on the sensible grounds that the UK's current fiscal constraints make this a non-starter.

    These fiscal constraints are not, of course, the only obstacles to full loan forgiveness. Most obvious of these is the financing of UK universities, which depend in large part on undergraduate fees. In addition, the politics of loan forgiveness are challenging, to put it mildly; how easy would it be convince those without student loans, those paying large sums for child care, or adults faced with the financial challenge of caring for elderly parents that public money should be spent on a wiping out the debts that students assumed?

    I recognize all these problems, but I still find myself thinking that excellent though the policy of widening access to higher education certainly has been, financing that policy in part through the introduction of students loans was a mistake. In addition to the debt burden the loan system imposes on so many, the commodification of undergraduate education wrought by the system has harmed students, universities, and UK society as a whole.

    I wish we could think of a politically and financially feasible way of undoing this system altogether.

    #UKHigherEducation #StudentsLoans #HigherEducation #Universities

  13. rethinkrepayment.com/

    This British campaign for a reform of the student loan system is not asking for full loan forgiveness, on the sensible grounds that the UK's current fiscal constraints make this a non-starter.

    These fiscal constraints are not, of course, the only obstacles to full loan forgiveness. Most obvious of these is the financing of UK universities, which depend in large part on undergraduate fees. In addition, the politics of loan forgiveness are challenging, to put it mildly; how easy would it be convince those without student loans, those paying large sums for child care, or adults faced with the financial challenge of caring for elderly parents that public money should be spent on a wiping out the debts that students assumed?

    I recognize all these problems, but I still find myself thinking that excellent though the policy of widening access to higher education certainly has been, financing that policy in part through the introduction of students loans was a mistake. In addition to the debt burden the loan system imposes on so many, the commodification of undergraduate education wrought by the system has harmed students, universities, and UK society as a whole.

    I wish we could think of a politically and financially feasible way of undoing this system altogether.

    #UKHigherEducation #StudentsLoans #HigherEducation #Universities

  14. rethinkrepayment.com/

    This British campaign for a reform of the student loan system is not asking for full loan forgiveness, on the sensible grounds that the UK's current fiscal constraints make this a non-starter.

    These fiscal constraints are not, of course, the only obstacles to full loan forgiveness. Most obvious of these is the financing of UK universities, which depend in large part on undergraduate fees. In addition, the politics of loan forgiveness are challenging, to put it mildly; how easy would it be convince those without student loans, those paying large sums for child care, or adults faced with the financial challenge of caring for elderly parents that public money should be spent on a wiping out the debts that students assumed?

    I recognize all these problems, but I still find myself thinking that excellent though the policy of widening access to higher education certainly has been, financing that policy in part through the introduction of students loans was a mistake. In addition to the debt burden the loan system imposes on so many, the commodification of undergraduate education wrought by the system has harmed students, universities, and UK society as a whole.

    I wish we could think of a politically and financially feasible way of undoing this system altogether.

    #UKHigherEducation #StudentsLoans #HigherEducation #Universities

  15. 🎓 One university, eight faculties, numerous institutes: one shared digital foundation.

    Our Dortmund team built Kiel University’s scalable TYPO3 multisite platform – combining consistency, accessibility and individual identities. 🙌

    👉 Read the full Kiel University reference 🔗 bab.si/7rk35

    #TYPO3 #HigherEducation #Multisite #Pluswerk

  16. 🎓 One university, eight faculties, numerous institutes: one shared digital foundation.

    Our Dortmund team built Kiel University’s scalable TYPO3 multisite platform – combining consistency, accessibility and individual identities. 🙌

    👉 Read the full Kiel University reference 🔗 bab.si/7rk35

    #TYPO3 #HigherEducation #Multisite #Pluswerk

  17. 🎓 One university, eight faculties, numerous institutes: one shared digital foundation.

    Our Dortmund team built Kiel University’s scalable TYPO3 multisite platform – combining consistency, accessibility and individual identities. 🙌

    👉 Read the full Kiel University reference 🔗 bab.si/7rk35

  18. Jason Arday’s life may be a warped fantasy. But so is this conversation around DEI
    By Nesrine Malik

    Cambridge’s youngest Black professor has resigned. But the discourse around his departure is rooted in its own distorted reality

    theguardian.com/news/2026/aug/

    #JasonArday #DEIpolicies #Race #Academics #Universities #Highereducation #Education #UKnews #USnews #Worldnews #TheGuardian #NesrineMalik

  19. Jason Arday’s life may be a warped fantasy. But so is this conversation around DEI
    By Nesrine Malik

    Cambridge’s youngest Black professor has resigned. But the discourse around his departure is rooted in its own distorted reality

    theguardian.com/news/2026/aug/

    #JasonArday #DEIpolicies #Race #Academics #Universities #Highereducation #Education #UKnews #USnews #Worldnews #TheGuardian #NesrineMalik

  20. Jason Arday’s life may be a warped fantasy. But so is this conversation around DEI
    By Nesrine Malik

    Cambridge’s youngest Black professor has resigned. But the discourse around his departure is rooted in its own distorted reality

    theguardian.com/news/2026/aug/

    #JasonArday #DEIpolicies #Race #Academics #Universities #Highereducation #Education #UKnews #USnews #Worldnews #TheGuardian #NesrineMalik

  21. Wisconsin has second-largest ‘brain drain’ in the country despite high education attainment

    More college-educated workers move out of Wisconsin each year than move in, leading to what economists call “brain…
    #NewsBeep #News #US #USA #UnitedStates #UnitedStatesOfAmerica #Economy #Business #HigherEducation
    newsbeep.com/us/810605/

  22. Wisconsin has second-largest ‘brain drain’ in the country despite high education attainment

    More college-educated workers move out of Wisconsin each year than move in, leading to what economists call “brain…
    #NewsBeep #News #US #USA #UnitedStates #UnitedStatesOfAmerica #Economy #Business #HigherEducation
    newsbeep.com/us/810605/

  23. Pook-Emu Bee: Links For 08-11-26

    We keep the Pook-Emu Bee link momentum going with more links from around the web. Articles 1 | NYC first lady Rama Duwaji traveling to Syria, Lebanon — with taxpayer-funded NYPD security detail: sources (Carl Campanile for the New York Post. August 10, 2026.) I saw this story last night. I had a fun quip prepared that I hoped to get in before the practical problems with this plan (not taxpayer money) made their appearance. "Is the NYPD going to draw sticks to decide who gets stuck with […]

    social.emucafe.org/naferrell/p

  24. Pook-Emu Bee: Links For 08-11-26

    We keep the Pook-Emu Bee link momentum going with more links from around the web. Articles 1 | NYC first lady Rama Duwaji traveling to Syria, Lebanon — with taxpayer-funded NYPD security detail: sources (Carl Campanile for the New York Post. August 10, 2026.) I saw this story last night. I had a fun quip prepared that I hoped to get in before the practical problems with this plan (not taxpayer money) made their appearance. "Is the NYPD going to draw sticks to decide who gets stuck with […]

    social.emucafe.org/naferrell/p

  25. Pook-Emu Bee: Links For 08-11-26

    We keep the Pook-Emu Bee link momentum going with more links from around the web. Articles 1 | NYC first lady Rama Duwaji traveling to Syria, Lebanon — with taxpayer-funded NYPD security detail: sources (Carl Campanile for the New York Post. August 10, 2026.) I saw this story last night. I had a fun quip prepared that I hoped to get in before the practical problems with this plan (not taxpayer money) made their appearance. "Is the NYPD going to draw sticks to decide who gets stuck with […]

    social.emucafe.org/naferrell/p

  26. Pook-Emu Bee: Links For 08-11-26

    We keep the Pook-Emu Bee link momentum going with more links from around the web. Articles 1 | NYC first lady Rama Duwaji traveling to Syria, Lebanon — with taxpayer-funded NYPD security detail: sources (Carl Campanile for the New York Post. August 10, 2026.) I saw this story last night. I had a fun quip prepared that I hoped to get in before the practical problems with this plan (not taxpayer money) made their appearance. "Is the NYPD going to draw sticks to decide who gets stuck with […]

    social.emucafe.org/naferrell/p

  27. Pook-Emu Bee: Links For 08-11-26

    We keep the Pook-Emu Bee link momentum going with more links from around the web. Articles 1 | NYC first lady Rama Duwaji traveling to Syria, Lebanon — with taxpayer-funded NYPD security detail: sources (Carl Campanile for the New York Post. August 10, 2026.) I saw this story last night. I had a fun quip prepared that I hoped to get in before the practical problems with this plan (not taxpayer money) made their appearance. "Is the NYPD going to draw sticks to decide who gets stuck with […]

    social.emucafe.org/naferrell/p