Felipe Fern¨˘ndez-Armesto
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Articles by Felipe Fern¨˘ndez-Armesto
Newly arrived undergraduates are typically too immature to be trusted with the conduct of their own lives, says Felipe Fern¨˘ndez-Armesto
As summer approaches in the northern hemisphere, six academics give their personal guides to their favourite vacation destinations
They are full of self-esteem and love social media yet crave high grades and safe spaces. What to make of todayˇŻs students? asks Felipe Fern¨˘ndez-Armesto
Complaints about depictions of contentious historical figures should be met with sensitivity and a firm grasp of the facts, says Felipe Fern¨˘ndez-Armesto
The paradoxical resurgence of prudishness could get even Gregory Peck into hot water, says Felipe Fern¨˘ndez-Armesto
After a rare, chance encounter with an enthusiast for one of his books, Felipe Fern¨˘ndez-Armesto reflects on why so few academics gain any sort of celebrity
Dahl before Dostoevsky? Harry Potter before Proust? ItˇŻs time to acknowledge the texts that really constitute the modern literary canon, says Felipe Fern¨˘ndez-Armesto
Recent calls for more ˇ®usefulˇŻ degrees ignore their patchy record in improving the workplace or society, says Felipe Fern¨˘ndez-Armesto
The internet impedes human interactions, warps civilised discourse and aggravates misunderstandings, says Felipe Fern¨˘ndez-Armesto
It is wrong and discriminatory to assume that religion is a barrier to academic or professional excellence, says Felipe Fern¨˘ndez-Armesto
If we are going to build societies of peace and consensus, we have to accept each otherˇŻs villains as elements of our common past, says Felipe Fern¨˘ndez-Armesto
For those vacationing in Peer Review Land, Felipe Fern¨˘ndez-Armesto offers some help with the local lingo
Purdue UniversityˇŻs controversial acquisition of Kaplan University reflects the failure of for-profit education. But, under Trump, it may have an unwelcome resurgence, warns Felipe Fern¨˘ndez-Armesto
Felipe Fern¨˘ndez-Armesto takes issue with a claim that the EU has been playing the sovereignty card in Brexit negotiations
A haberdasher who has never heard of a handkerchief is indicative of a whole world catching a cold, says Felipe Fern¨˘ndez-Armesto
A scholar of the past returns to a Britain he thought he knew ¨C and finds himself averting his gaze in despair. Felipe Fern¨˘ndez-Armesto mourns
Who can enter whose washrooms in US public universities should be a matter for kindness and common sense, not ideology, says Felipe Fern¨˘ndez-Armesto
A divided public and constitutional concerns make it impossible for Britain to pull out of the EU, says Felipe Fern¨˘ndez-Armesto
Felipe Fern¨˘ndez-Armesto on a revealing study focusing on the evolution of unleashed canines
From pastoral care to one-to-ones with students, league tables overlook crucial aspects of a good campus, says Felipe Fern¨˘ndez-Armesto
Dress codes have all but died, but Felipe Fern¨˘ndez-Armesto still thinks we work best when properly and thoughtfully attired
From RhodesˇŻ statue to radical speakers, the young and old understand, and cope with, offence differently, argues Felipe Fern¨˘ndez-Armesto
Felipe Fern¨˘ndez-ArmestoˇŻs students, shocked by racist outrages at the University of Missouri, mull over the content and context of their curriculum
As academics age, they need wisdom and maturity to bridge cultural gaps and reach their students, says Felipe Fern¨˘ndez-Armesto
