Going Global

By Opinion
PUBLISHED MARCH 3, 2008

Illustration by Ramsey Scott

Illustration by Jona Mici

This Monday, Spectator Opinion considers what defines a truly “global university.” Nick Klagge wonders why Columbia is lagging behind the global efforts of other American universities, Rahel Aima argues that we can’t hope to go global until we connect to our community at home, and Professor Saskia Sassen outlines what a global university could give the academic world.

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