679. Why Does Vanderbilt Keep Winning?
Vanderbilt University, under Chancellor Daniel Diermeier, has thrived amid widespread turmoil in higher education by embracing institutional neutrality, fostering civil discourse, and strategically expanding its national footprint. Diermeier argues that universities must resist political ac
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