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Glenn Roe

@glennhroe

Professor of French Literature & Chair of Digital Humanities @Sorbonne_Univ_ • Co-director, Voltaire Lab, @VoltaireOxford • orcid.org/0000-0002-5611…

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COMPACT (@compactmag_) 's Twitter Profile Photo

“Is the university functioning as a kind of tax-free pass-through organization?” Read Clifford Ando’s piece in COMPACT: compactmag.com/article/the-cr…

constans (@constans) 's Twitter Profile Photo

I’m all for cutting down on the number of PhD programs, but the Dean of humanities at UofC is saying that they want to focus exclusively on topics that can be studied in English and eliminate anything that requires foreign language study (like Classics or Asian Studies). Insane

Samuel Moyn 🔭 (@samuelmoyn) 's Twitter Profile Photo

It’s insane what’s going on at the University of Chicago, and this is well worth reading. compactmag.com/article/the-cr…

Gavin McCormick (@gmccor) 's Twitter Profile Photo

A superb article by Clifford Ando. A key sentence: 'America began to conceive of education as a private, personal good, to be measured solely in terms of increase in lifetime earnings'. Ando dates this change to the early 80s. compactmag.com/article/the-cr…

Dialectical Zach-Zack Loeffler (@thezachloeffler) 's Twitter Profile Photo

12 July 1957 lecture by Adorno to UChicago students on “the purpose of education” defending disciplinary specialization. “the shortest path to genuine universality is to be found precisely when we abandon the quest for the merely general.”

12 July 1957 lecture by Adorno to UChicago students on “the purpose of education” defending disciplinary specialization. “the shortest path to genuine universality is to be found precisely when we abandon the quest for the merely general.”
kate wehwalt (@mcmansionhell) 's Twitter Profile Photo

no the university of chicago can't sustain a project of architectural follymaking/economically bizarre sinecure for some the most famous architects in the world

Gale Academic (@galeacademic) 's Twitter Profile Photo

How do 1.7 million pages from the 1700s come to life? Go behind the scenes at the British Library and discover the meticulous work involved in the making of Eighteenth Century Collections Online, Part III. Learn more at gale.com/primary-source…

Ian Bogost (@ibogost) 's Twitter Profile Photo

This year's rising seniors have never experienced a year of college without generative AI. It's AI's senior year, too. And AI is ubiquitous: Over 90 percent of college students now use it in some way. It's already changed college forever. (gift link) theatlantic.com/technology/arc…

Jennifer A. Frey (@jennfrey) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Why did the NYTimes publish this weird, cringe, self-hating diatribe against my people? Gen X forever! nytimes.com/2025/08/17/opi…

Robert Gaustad (@rmgaustad) 's Twitter Profile Photo

If the Nobel Peace Prize committee is looking for someone to give that award to, I think Chef José Andrés would be a perfect choice.

Zena Hitz (@zenahitz) 's Twitter Profile Photo

I remember attending a party at Chicago where several people were working on the Hittite dictionary. Knowing Greek and Latin was like having taken French in high school. What a godforsaken wreck that university has become.

Meredith Thornburgh (@mcmcd_) 's Twitter Profile Photo

I graduated from the University of Chicago in 2019. Lately, I have been thinking of these lines from Erich Kästner (an author I read in German class at Chicago), writing about the obliteration of his hometown of Dresden during the war: “I was born in the most beautiful city in

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Did you watch #TheMandalorian or #OurFlagMeansDeath? Please take our survey looking at audience responses to the innovative technology that built these series - we'd love to hear your thoughts. Please do share, too! app.onlinesurveys.jisc.ac.uk/s/edinburgh/tv…

Diabetic of Enlightenment (@dee_of_e) 's Twitter Profile Photo

hey it’s me Bruno Latour. I’m stuck in my family’s wine cellar in the Bordeaux region of France. Can you send me $500 to help me get out? its really me Bruno Latour. Microbes didn’t exist before Pasteur….Scientists are just like us. it’s me send me $500

Glenn Roe (@glennhroe) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Very sad, such an inspiration, vale Papa John: Wabash Mourns the Passing of John Fischer H’70 | Wabash College wabash.edu/news/story/134…