Wyatt Myskow
Reporting Intern
The Chronicle of Higher Education
Wyatt Myskow is a reporting intern for The Chronicle. He is a senior at Arizona State University, studying journalism, and he previously interned for The Arizona Republic. Myskow is also a big fan of The State Press, ASU’s student newspaper, where he has worked as a reporter and editor. Follow him on Twitter @WMyskow or email him at wyatt.myskow@chronicle.com.
Stories by this Author
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The Search for SolutionsFood Pantries, Metamajors, and Sprint Football: How 3 Colleges Are Trying to Remedy Enrollment Woes
A community college, a public regional, and a small private institution try to innovate their way out of yearslong declines. -
Academic Workplace
This University Laid Off Dozens of Professors. The Pain Didn’t End There.
Faculty members let go two years ago at the University of Akron see themselves as the human toll in a nightmare version of higher ed’s future. -
Faculty
University Refuses to Fire Professor Accused of Saying Black Children Learn Better by Chanting, Singing
The tenured faculty member said Western Kentucky University had failed to follow proper protocol in seeking her dismissal. -
Departing Thoughts
These Professors Were Thinking About Quitting. So They Turned to Social Media.
Scholars who want an off-ramp are finding communities on Facebook, Reddit, and other online forums. -
Campus Speech
This Professor Was Investigated for an ‘Offensive’ Land Acknowledgment. Now He’s Suing.
After the University of Washington encouraged instructors to include land acknowledgments on their syllabi, Stuart Reges wrote a dissenting view. He was then placed under investigation. -
Shady Business
N.Y. Shuts Down Operations of Beleaguered Bible College With Ties to ‘Newsweek’
Olivet University must stop academic operations in the Empire State after it cited the college’s “pattern of mismanagement of the institution’s finances.” -
The Big Quit
Why They Left: Five Stories From Professors of Color Who’d Had Enough
They started out eager and optimistic. Then came the casual racism, the isolation, and the financial strain. -
Marketing
‘Whose Brilliant Idea Was This?’: How Ohio State Successfully Trademarked the Word ‘THE’
Records show the unusual brand word wasn’t popular with everyone in the university community. And one expert called its approval “a very stupid decision.” -
Golden Parachute
Questions Linger After Another Million-Dollar Payout for a College President’s Exit
Colorado State’s leader is getting $1.5 million to resign two years early. -
Political Influence
Legislation to Limit Critical Race Theory at Colleges Has Reached Fever Pitch
More state lawmakers are trying to limit the discussion of race, racism, and gender in higher ed.
