That's the bottom line here, from a Richmond newspaper, and certainly seems to fit the evidence, including the opaque statement issued by the Board: a board full of "business" people, interested in gimmicks (like on-line education), could not cope with an academic administrator who cared about education. You can get a sense for the strong support President Sullivan enjoyed among faculty leaders from this open letter signed by several dozen department chairs. But perhaps that's the real story here: she was an academic leader, but UVA is now in the grips of non-academics with very different agendas.
I’d like to pose a question. Let’s be pessimistic for the moment, and assume AI *does* destroy the university, at…



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