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The Campus Revolt

By: Fraser Amos

Ripped-off students are engaged in the largest rent strike in decades — but that’s only the beginning. The only way to bring about real change is to stop the marketisation of higher education.

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Anger at the handling of the Covid-19 pandemic is at fever pitch as disillusion grows with a higher education system which treats students as little more than streams of revenue. The rent strike movement has already won significant concessions, now it aims to call into question the marketised funding model of universities as a whole […]

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Anger at the handling of the Covid-19 pandemic is at fever pitch as disillusion grows with a higher education system which treats students as little more than streams of revenue. The rent strike movement has already won significant concessions, now it aims to call into question the marketised funding model of universities as a whole […]

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Anger at the handling of the Covid-19 pandemic is at fever pitch as disillusion grows with a higher education system which treats students as little more than streams of revenue. The rent strike movement has already won significant concessions, now it aims to call into question the marketised funding model of universities as a whole […]

Anger at the handling of the Covid-19 pandemic is at fever pitch as disillusion grows with a higher education system which treats students as little more than streams of revenue. The rent strike movement has already won significant concessions, now it aims to call into question the marketised funding model of universities as a whole […]

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