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Article Whither the University? Former UC Berkeley chancellor Nicholas B. Dirks discusses the crisis in the humanities and the purpose of higher education in the 21st century. By Dominic Preziosi April 4, 2024 Higher Education Politics Culture
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Article Hijacking St. Patrick’s Cathedral Defenders and critics of a funeral disruption at St. Patrick's Cathedral share a sense of entitled victimhood. By Peter Steinfels March 27, 2024 Religion Politics Culture LGBTQ issues
Feature The Trauma of the Returnee While some Cubans succeed in beginning new lives elsewhere, others are forced to return—a process that is often psychologically, physically, and financially traumatic. By Núria López Torres March 14, 2024 Latin America Politics Culture
Article A Saint We Need The time is right for the new biopic of Mother Cabrini, the patron saint of immigrants and the first American citizen to be canonized. By Paul Moses March 6, 2024 Movies Religion Culture