Fernanda Zamudio-Suarez
Newsletter Product Manager
The Chronicle of Higher Education
Fernanda is newsletter product manager at The Chronicle. She is the voice behind Chronicle newsletters like the Weekly Briefing, and Five Weeks to a Better Semester. Before joining The Chronicle, she was an online-news editor at The Advocate, in Baton Rouge, La. She graduated from Louisiana State University, where she worked at The Daily Reveille, the student newspaper.
Send her an email at fernanda@chronicle.com.
Stories by this Author
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Weekly BriefingA President Resigns 2 Years Before Her Contract Ends. Why?
Kristina M. Johnson said she’s leaving Ohio State University just a year after setting big goals for the institution. -
Weekly Briefing
Weekly Briefing: How Many Colleges Is Too Many?
Pennsylvania had 149 four-year public, four-year private, and two-year institutions for undergraduates in 2020. What gives? -
Race on Campus
What Do Students Say About Race in Their Application Essays?
U.S. Supreme Court justices asked what students will be allowed to write about if race-conscious admissions are outlawed. -
Weekly Briefing
This Merged University Is Breaking Up
Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis will divide in the fall of 2024. -
Weekly Briefing
Race-Conscious Admissions Meets the Supreme Court
This week, the justices heard arguments about a practice that has long been a part of selecting college classes. -
Weekly Briefing
This Title IX Consultant Committed Financial Fraud, Lawsuit Says
Brett Sokolow built a career advising colleges on how to best handle sexual misconduct. A new lawsuit says he mishandled company funds. -
Race on Campus
Are Your Work-Based Learning Programs Equitable?
A new report examines which students are and are not included in internship and co-op programs. -
Weekly Briefing
What Does That NYU Prof Have to Say?
Our Tom Bartlett spoke with him about student evaluations and weed-out courses, among other things. -
Weekly Briefing
Why Was This Prominent Scholar Fired? She and Her College Won’t Say.
Investigators recommended that she attend management training, not be terminated. What happened? -
Weekly Briefing
Do Public-College Professors Have Free-Speech Rights When They Teach?
A court filing from lawyers for the State of Florida argues no.
