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articles from the Chronicle of Higher Ed

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from the New York Times

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articles from the Washington Post

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The Undercommons

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    [Photo: Ryan Quan from NYU News] by James McMaster and Olivia Michiko Gagnon   What follows is not an account of escalating strategies and spectacular confrontations. That can be found in the news. Consider this a fragmentary homage to and audit of the ideological and intimate micropolitics of […]

  • Join us for our first open online strategy session March 25, 3:45pm EST

    All those who struggle within, against and beyond the neoliberal, neocolonial university are invited to join us on March 25 (15:45-17:15 EST) for a special online/offline strategy session, broadcasting live from the Organizing Equality conference in London, Ontario. This session aims to share and […]

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    CALL FOR PROVOCATIONS (April 30, 2017) The 2016 US election has been framed as both a decisive break from “politics as usual” and as a continuation and intensification of longstanding racialized, gendered, and sexualized global class warfare. In this allegedly post-truth era, the university […]

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