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Aspiring to Elitism: How the Admissions Office Remade the Corporate University

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Video: Davarian L. Baldwin on Beyond Corporatization

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Beyond Corporatization: The University Campus as a Unique Site of Capitalization

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Video: Charlie Eaton on the Elite War on Universities

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Class Struggles: The Elite War on Universities

Video: Jonathan Levy on Veblen’s University Politics

Video: Higher Education and Artificial Intelligence

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The Real Economy: Veblen’s University Politics

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Higher Education and Artificial Intelligence

Video: On University Values II

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On University Values II

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Reading List: The Corporate University

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Video: On University Values

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Call for Submissions: Future Café Post-X #5

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On University Values

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Video: The Kalven Report and Freedom of Expression

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The Kalven Report and Freedom of Expression

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Video: Robert Meister on Opposing University Financialization

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West Virginia Chicago Is Happening to You: The Fight for the Modern University

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Opposing University Financialization from the Inside: An Autoethnography

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The Corporate University

From budget deficits to the reliance on adjunct labor, from anxieties about “woke” campus politics to worries about “cancel culture,” from the erosion of faculty governance to the empowerment of consultants and trustees, the university as an institution is being transformed.