Andrew Mytelka was assistant managing editor for copy at The Chronicle. He was hired by The Chronicle in 1994 to help plan the chronicle.com website and afterward served in a variety of newsroom roles, including news editor and copy editor. He previously worked as a scholarly-book editor and as managing editor of an alumni magazine. He earned a bachelor’s degree in history in 1985 at Princeton University.
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The widespread allegations of sexual misconduct against the Hollywood mogul apparently made his donation too toxic to accept.
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His long presidency was noted for the university’s many improvements, as well as for his blunt response to an ugly racial incident in 2015.
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The faculty members were detained after they blocked a street in Cambridge, Mass., to signal their support of undocumented students who might now be subject to deportation.
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Law-enforcement authorities in Urbana-Champaign say they believe Yingying Zhang, missing since June 9, was kidnapped and is now dead.
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The Connecticut college’s president, Joanne Berger-Sweeney, wrote that “a leave is in the best interest” of both the institution and the faculty member.
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Two members of the university’s football team are already serving long prison terms for their roles in the attack, and their video of the incident helped convict them.
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Nearly two months after she vetoed all spending on higher education, Gov. Susana Martinez endorsed legislation to provide nearly $745 million in the next fiscal year.
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In a document posted online and then removed, funding for the National Institutes of Health would drop from $31.8 billion to $26 billion. But Congress may ignore the plan.
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“The Conceptual Penis as a Social Construct” takes aim at the “fashionable nonsense” of the field as well as “pay-to-publish journals with lax standards.”