This week on He’s Not Wrong, I sit down with my former college mentor and now close friend, Dr. Benjamin Arnberg—a seasoned expert in research, education, and public service. With a PhD in Higher Education Administration from Auburn University and years of experience both in and out of the classroom, Ben brings is candid in our conversation about the state of higher education today.
We dig into the real challenges facing colleges and universities—from the political pressures shaping campus policies to the rise of artificial intelligence and how it’s complicating academic integrity. Ben shares the worst excuse he’s ever heard from a student, reflects on how higher ed has changed, and dishes out a list of hot takes (and what he’s definitely not wrong about).
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