A university is meant to be a community of “teachers and scholars”, a community thriving in the sharing and accumulation of knowledge, undeterred by the prying influences of whimsical institutions. Over time, this definition has diluted and the tenor of what a university was meant to be has become a

Last week, we mentioned that universities are failing for primarily three reasons - an imprudent vision, an outdated pedagogy and a mismatch of skills. In our introductory blog, the existential dread mentioned, a phenomenon that fresh graduates and disillusioned members of the working world are facing, requires a deeper reflection,

The pandemic has lasted over 2 years now and has exposed credibility issues of universities and the massive financial challenges that they are facing. Despite the opening up of Universities, a significant portion of the physical infrastructure is being heavily under-utilised as a result of various restrictions. This has led

Rethinking education to tackle the 21st century. The wherefore of Eduweave and our impetus.