I’m a freelance writer from New York, NY. I cover politics, culture, technology, and education. Currently, I am an editorial intern at the Washington Monthly and a member of the editorial board of The Harvard Crimson. My writing has appeared in The New York Times, The Guardian, New York, POLITICO Magazine, The Baffler, and elsewhere. At Harvard College, I study history and government. I tweet from @alexbronzini, and you can email me here.

criticism

• “Fear and Loathing in Palo Alto,” Washington Monthly, 5.26
• “Elise Stefanik Goes Woke,” The Chronicle of Higher Education, 3.26
• “It’s His Turn,” The Baffler, 2.26
• “Abundance Mindset,” The Baffler, 3.25

reporting

• “Palantir Comes to Campus,” New York, 5.26
• “Kamala Harris’ Alternate Reality Book Tour,” POLITICO Magazine, 9.25
• “Come One, Come All!” The Baffler, 6.25

op-eds

• “Democrats think swearing will fix their authenticity problem. It won’t,” The Guardian, 4.26
• “How Trump Learned to Stop Worrying and Love DEI,” Washington Monthly, 2.26
• “At Harvard and Elsewhere, the New Campus Orthodoxy Is Even More Stifling,” The New York Times, 12.25
• “Are non-voters the key to Democrats winning in 2028?,” The Guardian, 7.25
• “Elite Colleges Have Found a New Virtue for Applicants to Fake,” The New York Times, 7.25