Michelle Chihara

Somehow, at the restaurant, my daughter pitches face-first off the toilet with her tights down around her ankles. She scrapes her chin and busts open her little lip. In her Cinderella dress, she is a shocked and wailing ball of glittering blue tulle and silver sparkles. I gather her up and try to dab...
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At the University of Virginia, the move to oust President Teresa Sullivan was prompted by her lack of love for “emerging technology.” The board members plotting to fire her talked about inevitable “transformations.” The academic community fought, and won, to re-instate Sullivan. But the climate of fear has prompted similar rhetoric across the nation,...
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