Neil Mehta is a journalist based in Providence, Rhode Island. He writes for The Brown Daily Herald, Inc., focusing on local news and issues in the Providence area. Neil covers a wide range of topics, including education, politics, social justice, and campus events.
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Neil Mehta's articles revolve around local education, culture, and societal issues. He heavily emphasizes expert commentary while also relying on official announcements and cited data. To effectively pitch to Neil, experts in the fields of education policy, sociology, and human resources would be valuable contributors for insights regarding college admissions processes, socioeconomic diversity in educational institutions, research findings related to equality issues in society.
Given Neil's focus on local coverage specifically within Rhode Island and Providence areas of the United States pitching individuals with direct experience or knowledge about these regions could contribute significantly to his reporting.
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By: Taylor Glascock, Neil Mehta
In studio units that have 10% less space than a decade ago, tenants and developers have to get creative.
In studio units that have 10% less space than a decade ago, tenants and developers have to get creative.
Jamie Hodari of Industrious has been content to work on a variety of different jobs, often out of the public eye.
Jamie Hodari of Industrious has been content to work on a variety of different jobs, often out of the public eye.
By: Neil Mehta
Work on the 22-acre development in Brooklyn, N.Y., has been on pause since late 2023.
Read the annotated documents in their entirety here. Brown's Advisory Committee on University Resources Management is closer than ever to
By: Neil Mehta
Investor Neil Mehta writes for the first time about his property spree — and why the stories about him are wrong.
I am, according to certain misleading reports, the mysterious evil investor buying property up and down Fillmore Street. These reports haven’t been very clear on the details of my sinister plan, but it sure does sound nefarious.
Labour’s first Budget in 14 years needs to be fiscally credible, bold on long term growth and consistent with its manifesto pledges.
By: Julie Heimbach, Jane W. Liang, Joshua Norman, Ray Kim, Scott W. Biggins, Neil Mehta, Vivek Charu, Sumeet K. Asrani, Allison J. Kwong
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