Higher Education Reporter, San Francisco Chronicle
Nanette Asimov is a Higher Education Reporter for the San Francisco Chronicle, focusing on local education issues in California, particularly in the San Francisco area. Her articles cover a range of topics, including college admissions, student debt, diversity initiatives, and controversies within educational institutions.
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Nanette Asimov's coverage primarily focuses on local and state-level governmental announcements, legal policy regulations, and data-driven reporting. The themes she covers most are health-related news and updates from educational institutions in San Francisco and California.
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The state has settled a lawsuit filed on behalf of low-income students of color from Oakland and L.A. They claimed the state offered insufficient support for remote learning.
By: Nanette Asimov, Megan Fan Munce
Stanford students on Thursday vowed to push back against a new ban on campus protest encampments four months after the start of the Israeli-Hamas war in Gaza.
By: Nanette Asimov
House manager Loren Thatcher points to ceiling that has tested positive for asbestos at the Ridge House co-op in Berkeley on Nov. 30.
By: Nanette Asimov
Applying for federal aid to help pay for college was supposed to be much easier this year. Thanks to delayed and buggy new software, that hasn’t worked out.
By: Nanette Asimov
A critic of Vladimir Putin, 47-year-old lawyer Alexei Navalny died in an Arctic penal colony Friday, unleashing shock and dismay among Bay Area Russians.
By: Nanette Asimov
Applying for federal aid to help pay for college was supposed to be much easier this year. Thanks to delayed and buggy new software, it hasn't worked out that way.
By: Nanette Asimov
The annual Day of Remembrance in San Francisco, which honors Japanese Americans interned during World War II, pivoted Saturday to focus on Palestinians.
Two men sustained non-life-threatening injuries in separate shootings Friday in San Francisco.
By: Nanette Asimov
UCSF researchers have announced the opening of the world’s first bank of tissue specimens from people suffering from long COVID.
By: Nanette Asimov
California State University suffered stunning enrollment losses since 2019, with some of the steepest declines at three Bay Area campuses, a new analysis shows.
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