The worst of the worst crawled out of the woodwork, but we also got a noteworthy slice of decency, writes Jonathan Jansen
Their continued existence is irrational as there is no good social, cultural or academic reason for their retention, writes Jansen
Recently there have been some stunning new ideas on the table that promise to pull us out of this madness
One hopes these ‘refugees’, should they have any capacity for self-reflection, will see their saviour for who he is, writes Jonathan Jansen
The mechanisms of racial and class exclusion are real, but there is a twisted side to equity that dabbles in xenophobia, writes Jonathan Jansen
Anti-academic sentiment is not exclusive to right-wing autocrats — we’ve seen flashes of it here in South Africa, writes Jonathan Jansen
Is a chancellor a powerful university job? What about getting nine or more distinctions, does it mean the pupil is super smart? Jonathan Jansen ...
And did Rhodes fall? Jonathan Jansen asks
Too often we have educators teaching in the same kinds of schools they graduated from, thus sustaining inequalities, writes Jonathan Jansen
When I embarked on this journey, I was embarrassed to find that I struggled in three areas.