National correspondent on higher education for The New York Times.
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An inside look at how Harvard decided to fight back and defend academic freedom
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Important story on the Tufts graduate student, via @anemonanyc
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Does Trump’s anti-DEI ideology threaten a crucible for racial equality: West Point? nytimes.com/2025/02/07/us/we… via @NYTimes
Most fun fact about Harvard’s new provost: “I think he could have had a Hollywood career…”via @NYTimes nytimes.com/2024/08/15/us/ha…
Finding Closure at My Late Husband’s 50th College Reunion I'm not a natural reunion go-er. But going to this one gave me a sense of purpose nytimes.com/2024/07/13/style…
Many med school students come from affluent families. Should they get free tuition? That was the dilemma Johns Hopkins faced via @NYTimes nytimes.com/2024/07/09/us/bl…
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The @NYTimes beats @WSJ to the punch: <<Bruce Robbins, an English professor at Columbia, is among those who are more devoted to the Palestinian cause, a member of Columbia’s chapter of Faculty and Staff for Justice in Palestine. He brought one of his classes to the tents as part of a course studying atrocities. “It was one of the things that faculty who supported the encampment did,” he said, “was take their classes inside the encampment.”>> - @anemonanyc nytimes.com/2024/05/02/us/co…
Many things stand out about her, I think, in sometimes contradictory ways
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‘If I would have turned to her and said, ‘You know, this means the president of Harvard will have to resign,’ she would have looked at me like I was a lunatic.’
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Thanks for the link.
If you're interested in the history and implications of misconduct and irreproducibility in bioscience research, two of my papers on the topic may be of interest. @anemonanyc muse.jhu.edu/article/839285 muse.jhu.edu/pub/1/article/8… nytimes.com/2024/01/14/us/pl…
That is one of the questions that accusations of plagiarism and retracted papers raise
Interesting article about the attacks on academic research by @anemonanyc. How valuable is much of this research anyway? nytimes.com/2024/01/14/us/pl…
We reviewed a bunch of college essay questions. They are not asking what you did last summer anymore. @colbiedmonds via @NYTimes
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Asian American students are as varied as their ancestral nationalities (Taiwanese, Vietnamese, Indian, etc) on the topic of affirmative action. We spoke with a few. via @NYTimes
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As the possible end of 45 years of affirmative action nears, colleges reconsider the race box via @NYTimes
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I contributed the NYT obit for Sylvia Plath, 55 years after her death, to this effort to make amends. What a privilege. The book is full of surprises and revelations. nytimes.com/2018/03/10/insid…
Penguin Random House and NYT have collaborated to publish a compilation of Overlooked obituaries for remarkable women and people of color whose deaths were not recognized by The Times. It's a gorgeous, and very important, book — look for it in November! nytco.com/press/overlooked-o…
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My Enslaved Ancestors will have their day in Court tomorrow despite Harvards efforts to “Whitewash” history. Watch it virtually Thursday at 2:00 pm on zoom:
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