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Articles by Howard Segal
A one-sided account of a conflict between an eminent professor and an Oscar-winning film-maker is both upbeat and challenging, finds Howard Segal
The US university system has a complex and often misunderstood past, says Howard P. Segal
Book of the week: Howard Segal on an ‘appreciation’ of an unwieldy creature that is the envy of the world
Howard Segal on an optimistic visionary who never quite achieved the utopian communities he envisioned
There have been radically different responses to Massachusetts’ and Maine’s attempts to bring in students from further afield, explains Howard Segal
Howard P. Segal on a brilliant study exploring the conflict between free speech and instruction guides that may be used for violence
Howard Segal admires the travelogue of a self-confessed ‘professional disaster tourist’ covering a variety of global wastelands
In the US, the cost of paying for expensive commencement speeches is diverting funds from where they’re most needed, says Howard Segal
