sharp like a pen

Yep, that's my university. I was seriously considering leaving this summer because of this whole mess and all the redundancies that are going on, but decided to stay and in a way I feel quite hopeful about it now. Everything seems quite up in the air, they've appointed a new vice-chancellor and it's possible that may be a turning point. There are a lot of good people working at London Met, and lots of good students as well. Now it is time for the management to decide who should get punished for their 'mistakes'. Obviously the university's now in a mess because of reduced funding, and those who caused this situation should do the right thing and step down before it's too late to turn the situation around.

h/t Save London Met University!