Vice-chancellors and principals who have a personal view on the referendum will need to be careful to separate that from statements made on behalf of their institutions. There is no reason, however, why some of them might not offer their own perspective at some point during the remainder of the campaign. In the aftermath of the referendum, whichever way the vote goes, universities will have an important role in helping Scotland to thrive in its constitutional setting. Their links and affiliations are of course part of all this. This will sometimes require them to take difficult decisions, some of which may not be made easier by the decisions of bodies of which they are members.
Posted on: Wed, 23 Apr 2014 16:54:55 +0000
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