This isn't a threat, just a bit of advice for a university struggling with credibility.
But the space has actually gone through half a dozen incarnations and survived gunshots and fires as the university struggled to survive.
I see friends of mine recently out of university struggling to find graduate schemes, permanent jobs or anything beyond zero-hour contracts.
On top of that, the 42-year-old graduate of St. Lawrence University struggles to find time for his three young children.
Seeing my friends and some of my peers, some of whom have graduated from university, struggling to find employment – and sometimes having no alternative – is something that pushed me to come here.
The Penn State Board of Trustees fired Mr. Paterno on Wednesday as the university struggles to grapple with allegations that a former assistant coach, Jerry Sandusky, abused eight boys over a 15-year period, and that the university, including Mr. Paterno, failed to act to halt further harm.
As I made my lonely existential way through university, struggling with the banality of a maths course of little help to a genius who was to rewrite the history of the 21st century, my Damascene moment came when I fell off my bike and broke my arm.
The university struggled for the rest of the 19th century, held back by a lack of prestige and a distance from the centres of power in the UK.
In the book and movie, a Jesuit priest at Georgetown, the nation's oldest Catholic university, struggles to save a demon-possessed girl.
Though Hopkins had hired Henry Thomas as a neurological specialist in 1889, the medical school and university struggled for decades to establish a formal department.
About 8% of 18-24 year-olds, mearehile, are spending more than half their salary on unsecured debt, a troubling statistic that highlights the post-university struggle to pay back unsecured loans that some students face.
