Henry Rosovsky 
The University: An Owner’s Manual 

‘Superb. . . . Rosovsky has written an important book—probing, wise, shrewd, fair. . . . Deserves to be widely read.’ —James O. Freeman, Washington Post

A view of America’s colleges and universities and how they are run, the challenges they face and the issues that affect their ‘owners’ – students, faculty, alumni, trustees and others. Among the issues covered are tenure, the admission process in elite institutions and curriculum.

About the author

Henry Rosovsky is an economic historian, specializing in East Asia, and Harvard University administrator.