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The Trump Administration Takes a More Productive Shot with Its ‘Call to Action’
This time last year, MIT President Sally Kornbluth was one of nine college presidents to receive an unexpected delivery from the government: a copy of a new “Compact for Academic Excellence in Higher Education,” and an invitation to sign it...
STEM Education and the University Are Broken
One attendee’s summarization of the themes and flavor of discourse at the MIT Free Speech Alliance (MFSA) annual conference. Not intended as an exhaustive description of all the great speakers and topics covered, focusing rather more on the...
The Conformist Cadre
As my morning coffee exercise, I turned Perplexity loose on the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) Programme for International Student Assessment (PISA) 2025 report. Guiding it with several rounds of prompting dir...
Postdocs Aren’t Burger-Flippers: Why Unionization Is a Bad Idea.
Original artwork by the author. Hand-drawn.
“Have a nice weekend, Mike. I’m off to Florence to see the latest by the scribbler, Macky Velli. The ceiling is really shaping up. You’ll be done in no time. BTW - Please remind Big Pappy that my...
MIT Is Treading Water on Free Speech
The Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression’s (FIRE) College Free Speech Rankings dropped this week, and many valuable insights can be had from this year’s results. Some universities have flown up the rankings, while others have plu...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
MIT Uncanceled is a publication of the MIT Free Speech Alliance (MFSA), an independent alumni organization promoting free expression, academic freedom, viewpoint diversity, and open scientific inquiry at MIT.
Anna Krylov is a professor of chemistry at the University of Southern California. She received her professional training from Moscow State University, the Hebrew University in Jerusalem, and the University of California, Berkeley.
President, MIT Free Speech Alliance
Evan D. Morris is Prof. of Bioimaging at Yale. He develops models to analyze PET images. He led 25 Yale profs to Israel and produced, "Indivisible. The Israeli Academy after Oct 7th": https://www.indivisibleyale.com . He doesn’t use AI for drawing.
#FreeSpeech Moshang(陌上) comes from an ancient Chinese poem, which means "down to earth".
Peter Bonilla is Executive Director of the MIT Free Speech Alliance, and was previously Vice President of Programs at the Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression (FIRE).
MIT Free Speech Alliance, energy policy expert, hockey player
Linda Rabieh is political theorist and Senior Lecturer in the Concourse Program at MIT.
Steve Carhart, MIT '70, SM '72, CFA is an investment manager. He was recently elected by MIT alumni to serve on the Alumni Association Selection Committee, and also serves on the Board and Executive Committee of the MIT Free Speech Alliance.
A VII-A MIT grad, Bob Sutton also attended UNC Med and Boston Conservatory. A defense contractor, he was a 4-time world champ barbershop singer and noted performer of Gilbert and Sullivan operas in the '70s, singing the National Anthem at MLB games.
Serial Silicon Valley entrepreneur; former president/chair, worldwide MIT alumni association; trustee, Santa Fe Institute
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