Alexandra Crosnoe

editor in chief @dailybruin, words in @chronicle @ocregister @ladailynews // reach me on signal @ acrosnoe.41

[Alexandra Crosnoe @AlexCrosnoe]

Really honored to share that I've been appointed as the Daily Bruin's next editor in chief. Excited to get started on leading this incredible organization! https://t.co/Oj7VJqRKub

[Alexandra Crosnoe @AlexCrosnoe]

Today’s @dailybruin:

[Benjamin Royer @thebenroyer]

Happy to celebrate Patrick Healy and Jeong Park — two incredible individuals — as the distinguished alumni at the @DailyBruinAlum reunion tonight.

cc: @seattletimes, @NBCLA

[Alexandra Crosnoe @AlexCrosnoe]

@thebenroyer @dailybruin Thank you, Ben!!!❤️

[Shea Vance @shea_tvance]

NEW: U. Mich is pumping the brakes on its plan to pass/fail first-semester freshmen in one of its colleges. The president wrote to admins that "distorted" media coverage of the plan could hurt the reputations of U. Mich and its students. For @chronicle: https://t.co/FbIbCv4yeu

[Shea Vance @shea_tvance]

NEW: It’s hard enough to discourage students from using AI. It’s harder when the provost does it in his published work, faculty members said.

A look inside Dartmouth’s campus firestorm over its chief academic officer’s AI use. @chronicle @garrettshanley https://t.co/tsqwU8j8uP

[Alexandra Crosnoe @AlexCrosnoe]

International students face uncertainty after pause on federal work authorization
https://t.co/aqauBYjvUR

[Alexandra Crosnoe @AlexCrosnoe]

UCLA employees alleged in at least 22 separate whistleblower and retaliatory reports that a top administrator fostered a toxic work environment and mismanaged department funds, according to court documents. https://t.co/HCFZPDukdW @AVelascoDB @NataliaMochern

[Alexandra Crosnoe @AlexCrosnoe]

New: In its latest bid to improve student turnout, UCLA Athletics will make football and basketball games free for students https://t.co/1Xqn0QJLTd

[Jacob Nguyen @JNguyen_DB]

UCLA students can now attend football and basketball games for FREE. Read more here:

https://t.co/tIR68FcU6e

[Shea Vance @shea_tvance]

New for @chronicle: Nearly three years after Columbia first shut its gates to the public due to protests, its reasoning for the ongoing closure continues to shift. Advocates for public access worry that what was once a stopgap has become the new normal. https://t.co/VVpG0G91WQ

[Alexandra Crosnoe @AlexCrosnoe]

@NataliaMochern reports on missed red flags:

[Daily Bruin @dailybruin]

ENTERPRISE: UCPD received notice of suspected child sex abuse years before UCLA childcare teacher’s arrest
https://t.co/0VAHNkZhLM

[Alexandra Crosnoe @AlexCrosnoe]

Grateful for the chance to talk about @dailybruin's coverage of UCLA budget cuts in the inaugural edition of Extra Credit, @nytimes newsletter for college students!

Read here: https://t.co/gzyzS5wcrm

[Jacob Nguyen @JNguyen_DB]

1-0 in the Chesney era.

[The Chronicle of Higher Education @chronicle]

In January 2025, Sonoma State University announced it would cut its athletics program, citing a nearly $24-million deficit. Now just 18 months later, is bringing sports back be what the college needs to survive? https://t.co/N3glOcYv32

[Alexandra Crosnoe @AlexCrosnoe]

My last story as a summer intern for @chronicle: how a college’s decision to cut — and quickly reinstate — its athletics program reflects the tricky calculations behind deciding if sports are actually worth it https://t.co/2Hbwh6WwnL

[Jacob Nguyen @JNguyen_DB]

Huge news: UCLA and athletic director Martin Jarmond have agreed to part ways.

[Matthew Lewis Royer @TheMatthewRoyer]

hey! i know this one! @dailybruin @DailyBruinAlum

[The Chronicle of Higher Education @chronicle]

Santa Monica College receives accreditation warning, the U. of Utah to close satellite campus, and Florida International U. offers buyouts. https://t.co/1MnfUrYsTn

[Alexandra Crosnoe @AlexCrosnoe]

ICYMI in @chronicle: professors are using AI to publish (and defending it)

“We’ll probably see some extreme examples that are scandalous, but as more and more scholars integrate these tools into their workflows, it’s just going to become less alarming”
https://t.co/j5cWaTe3SX

[Max Tani @maxwelltani]

Precedent-setting moment in news media. The editor of the second most important opinion page in the country greenlights the use of AI for drafting pieces, no disclosure necessary.

[The Chronicle of Higher Education @chronicle]

Two professors used generative AI to help prepare public-facing opinion essays. It prompts a tough question: What standards should apply to faculty members who use AI in writing when students are often barred from doing so? https://t.co/lUhMMb5K7p