alex bronzini-vender is a freelance writer from New York, NY. He is a member of the editorial board of The Harvard Crimson. Previously, he was an editorial intern at the Washington Monthly. His work has appeared in The Guardian, Jacobin, The New Statesman, New York, The New York Times, POLITICO Magazine, and elsewhere. He is a junior at Harvard College, where he studies history and government.
on culture and arts
- Maga needed Charlie KirkNew Statesman9.26
- The end of the Luigi cultThe Spectator8.26
- It's a Third World After AllThe Baffler8.26
- The Hamilton Era Is Gone ForeverJacobin6.26
on education
- The Race to Keep CheatingNew York9.26
- Fear and Loathing in Palo AltoWashington Monthly5.26
- Elise Stefanik Goes WokeThe Chronicle of Higher Education3.26
- How Trump Learned to Stop Worrying and Love DEIWashington Monthly2.26
- At Harvard and Elsewhere, the New Campus Orthodoxy Is Even More StiflingThe New York Times12.25
- Elite Colleges Have Found a New Virtue for Applicants to FakeThe New York Times7.25
on elections and politicians
- Democrats think swearing will fix their authenticity problem. It won’tThe Guardian4.26
- It’s His TurnThe Baffler2.26
- Kamala Harris’ Alternate Reality Book TourPOLITICO Magazine9.25
- Are non-voters the key to Democrats winning in 2028?The Guardian7.25
- Come One, Come All!The Baffler6.25
- Abundance MindsetThe Baffler3.25
on technology
- Is the government deliberately disrupting the prediction markets?The Spectator9.26
- The Internship Apocalypse is HereWashington Monthly8.26
- Manifest ManThe New Critic7.26
- Palantir Comes to CampusNew York5.26