According to the the Times Higher Education Supplement, there is only one Australian university in the world’s top fifty: the Australian National University. It is not only disappointing but deplorable that the ANU’s leadership has caved in to the agitprop of the tertiary education union and student activists and ditched its partnership with the Ramsay Centre for Western Civilisation to develop a degree course in the one civilisation that, above all others, has made the entire world what it is today.
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