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Saclay sacré - How France created a university to rival MIT

After years of pooh-poohing global college rankings

The University of Paris-Saclay, officially launched this year, merges some 20 higher-education and research institutions. It has a teaching and research staff of 9,000, catering to 48,000 students—more than Harvard or Stanford. Specialised in science, it is France’s attempt to create, in President Emmanuel Macron’s words, an “mit à la française”...

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