This chapter provides a discussion of student movements in Paris, China, Afghanistan and India. There is a treatment of the estrangement between the gurukul and the college, between Aligarh and Deoband, the problem of colonized self-estrangement of the mind which results in a deprivation of vitality and authenticity in intellectual labour. Some of the topics discussed here are the student revolt and the student rush, the colonial legacy in the erstwhile colonized world, students participation in university processes, the need for a participatory system in both academics and organization, student leadership, the constitution and functioning of students’ unions, the university as a corporate academic community and teachers’ organizations.