The recent ousters of two presidents at prestigious universities have been a cause of celebration for conservatives, who believe that they could be stepping-stones to the changes they’ve wanted in higher education. Both University of Pennsylvania (UPenn), President Liz Magill, and Harvard President Claudine gay have left their posts.
Conservatives who believe they may be stepping stones to changes they’ve much wanted in higher education have been celebrating the ousters of the president of two prominent universities in the previous month. Both University of Pennsylvania ( UPenn ) President Liz Magill and Harvard President Claudine Gay have left their positions. Conservatives who believe they may be stepping stones to changes they’ve much wanted in higher education have been celebrating the ousters of the president of two prominent universities in the previous month. Presidents Claudine Gay of Harvard and Liz Magill of the University of Pennsylvania ( UPenn ) have both left their positions.
The recent ousters of two presidents at prestigious universities have been a cause of celebration for conservatives, who believe that they could be stepping-stones to the changes they’ve wanted in higher education. Both University of Pennsylvania (UPenn), President Liz Magill, and Harvard President Claudine gay have left their posts.
