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Prof Evelyn Welch, vice-chancellor of Bristol University and incoming chair of the Russell Group, criticizes recent cuts to arts and humanities programs, describing them as “absolutely tragic.” She emphasizes the value of arts education through her daughter Florence Welch’s success as a singer-songwriter, highlighting the importance of creativity and foundational training despite initial financial perceptions. Welch warns that further funding reductions and policy changes threaten the future of creative and social science departments in universities.
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