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Chris Quintana

Chris Quintana

Staff Reporter (former)
The Chronicle of Higher Education

Chris Quintana was a breaking-news reporter for The Chronicle. Before working at The Chronicle, he covered higher education for The Albuquerque Journal. He has also worked for The Santa Fe New Mexican. He graduated from the University of New Mexico in 2012 with a bachelor’s degree in creative writing.

Stories by This Author

News
By Chris Quintana February 22, 2019
Eager students have seized the chance to zip around campus quickly and cheaply. And frustrated college officials have seized piles and piles of scooters.
The Review
By Chris Quintana February 15, 2019
Anthony Jack beat the odds. His research focuses on those who don’t.
Admissions
By Chris Quintana January 25, 2019
A new paper by two well-known researchers argues that colleges are oversimplifying the quest to add needier students to their enrollments.
News
By Chris Quintana January 16, 2019
Spurred by a tweet, faculty members have tried recently to get their profiles dropped from the controversial website. But they found that there is no easy escape from it.
Admissions
By Chris Quintana December 10, 2018
In an experiment described in a new working paper, the university made a letter promising financial aid seem like a golden ticket.
Crit Lit
By Chris Quintana December 5, 2018
If you were to build a religion around the most extreme higher-ed stereotypes peddled by the likes of Breitbart and Campus Reform, Trigger Warning would be its sacred text.
Pulling Rank
By Chris Quintana December 3, 2018
The six lawmakers called on the magazine to give more weight to how colleges improve their students’ social mobility.
Leadership
By Chris Quintana November 29, 2018
Just a year after the state’s university system hailed new rules to ensure freedom of speech, it seems that a recent appearance at UW-La Crosse by an adult-film performer did not qualify.
Financial Aid
By Chris Quintana November 27, 2018
The education secretary blamed the government’s shift to direct loans and cited with approval the “Bennett hypothesis,” in which federal aid purportedly leads colleges to raise their prices.
News
By Chris Quintana November 20, 2018
The North Carolina college did not say if they had been expelled or chosen to leave. The incident is part of a wider national trend of anti-Semitic messages on campuses.