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Maggie Doherty

Maggie Doherty is the author of The Equivalents: A Story of Art, Female Friendship, and Liberation in the 1960s (Knopf).

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Stories by this Author

  • "A Mad Dog in a Coffee House," 1809, by Thomas Rowlandson
    The Review | Opinion

    Scholars and Journalists, Stop Fighting!

    By Maggie Doherty April 20, 2022
    These related endeavors need cooperation, not competition.
  • Hokyoung Kim for The Chronicle
    The Review

    The Quiet Crisis of Parents on the Tenure Track

    By Maggie Doherty September 20, 2021
    Parenthood can be punishing for academics. Too often, colleges fail them.
  • Manne Doherty
    The Review

    The Philosopher of #MeToo

    By Maggie Doherty November 13, 2019
    Has Kate Manne become a prisoner of her own activism? The Cornell University philosopher’s book on misogyny catapulted her into public life. But her battle against patriarchy has taken a personal toll.
  • Some Radcliffe College students chose to transfer to Yale in 1969, when it began to admit women.
    The Review

    How the Ivies Went Coed

    By Maggie Doherty April 16, 2017
    Administrators took credit, but it was students who forced their hand.
  • The Myth of the Pure Artist 1
    The Review

    Cold War’s Cool Calculations

    By Maggie Doherty November 15, 2015
    Yes, some writers had secret patrons like the CIA. But who was using whom?