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Matthew Reagan is the assistant editor of the CalMatters College Journalism Network, a fellowship program for California college journalists who cover statewide higher education issues and policy.

Matthew is a proud alumni of the College Journalism Network, where he chronicled California students and universities navigating the peak of the COVID pandemic. As a fellow he pursued stories on communities he’s passionate about including Latinos, student parents 和 college athletes. California News Publishers Association awarded Matthew and his CalMatters colleagues a first place for their coverage of the Newsom recall election, with Matthew reporting on the impact of the youth vote. Prior to editing he also led the organization’s Media Partnerships program. 

Matthew has led collaborative news endeavors since his time at Occidental College, where before graduating he was the founding editor of the Northeast Los Angeles Neighborhood Reporting Partnership. When he’s not mentoring reporters or editing copy, you can find Matthew riding his bike around the Eastside of Los Angeles or in his seat at BMO stadium.

Other languages spoken: Spanish (basic)

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Alex Valdivia, a junior studying political science at UCLA, stands for a portrait on August 24, 2021. He became interested in politics during the pandemic and is now policy director at Project Superbloom, a PAC focused on training young people to run for the state Legislature in 2022. Photo by Shae Hammond for CalMatters
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Read this article in English.    Alex Valdivia comenzó a prestar más atención a la política durante el transcurso de la pandemia de COVID-19. Cuando tenía 17 años y no podía salir de casa, Valdivia comenzó a ingresar a las reuniones de la Junta de Supervisores del Condado de Kern para comprender cómo su comunidad se convirtió […]
经过 • 8 月 30, 2021
Los Angeles Mission College offered cash incentives for students who agreed to be vaccinated on July 21, 2020.
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Colegios comunitarios ofrecen dinero en efectivo y libros de texto a los estudiantes que se vacunan
En resumen Si bien tanto la Universidad de California como la Universidad Estatal de California exigen que los estudiantes se vacunen durante el período de otoño, los distritos de colegios comunitarios están optando por una combinación de mandatos, incentivos y estímulos. Read this article in English.  Jaime Barrientos, un estudiante de psicología en Los Ángeles Mission […]
经过 和 • 8 月 3, 2021
CSU Student Trustees Juan F. Garcia and Maryana Khames visit Fresno State University for a Cal State Student Association meeting in November 2019. The three higher education governing boards in California are moving to expand voting power for student representatives. Photo courtesy of California State Student Association
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Legisladores buscan aumentar el poder electoral de juntas estudiantiles en la UC y colegios comunitarios
En resumen Si se aprueba un proyecto de ley pendiente en la Legislatura de California, las tres juntas directivas de educación superior del estado contarían con dos miembros estudiantes con derecho electoral. Los partidarios dicen que los representantes de los estudiantes brindan una perspectiva importante de primera mano sobre temas como la seguridad del campus […]
经过 • 8 月 3, 2021
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Decisión de Corte Suprema, NCAA anima a defensores de compensación de atletas universitarios en California
En resumen La histórica ley de California que permite a los atletas universitarios firmar acuerdos de patrocinio pagados inició un movimiento nacional. Dado que la NCAA ya no prohíbe la compensación de los atletas, los defensores están presionando para acelerar la implementación de la ley y expandirla para cubrir a los jugadores de colegios comunitarios. […]
经过 • 7 月 13, 2021
Marie Manipud holding her COVID-19 vaccination card at Lindbergh Neighborhood Park on May 4, 2021. UC San Diego students are able to attend an in-person graduation this year with a negative COVID test or proof of vaccination. Photo by Arlene Banuelos for CalMatters.
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First-generation college students push for in-person commencements
Lea este artículo en español.  Marie Manipud didn’t expect that her college graduation would be much of an event.  The UC San Diego public health major had immigrated to the U.S. from the Philippines at 14, becoming the first in her family to navigate the American education system. As a first generation college student, she saw […]
经过 , , 和 • 5 月 11, 2021
Marie Manipud sostiene su tarjeta de vacunación COVID-19 en Lindbergh Neighborhood Park el 4 de mayo de 2021. Los estudiantes de UC San Diego pueden asistir a una graduación en persona este año con una prueba de COVID negativa o prueba de vacunación. Foto de Arlene Banuelos para CalMatters.
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Los estudiantes universitarios de primera generación presionan por las graduaciones en persona
Read this article in English.       Marie Manipud no esperaba que su graduación universitaria fuera un gran evento.  La estudiante de salud pública de UC San Diego había inmigrado a los Estados Unidos desde Filipinas a los 14 años, convirtiéndose en la primera de su familia en navegar por el sistema educativo estadounidense. Como estudiante universitaria de […]
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Matthew Reagan is the assistant editor of the CalMatters College Journalism Network, a fellowship program for California college journalists who cover statewide higher education issues and policy.
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Matthew Reagan is the assistant editor of the CalMatters College Journalism Network, a fellowship program for California college journalists who cover statewide higher education issues and policy. He's a proud alumni of the College Journalism Network, where he chronicled California students and universities navigating the peak of the COVID pandemic. As a fellow he pursued stories on communities he’s passionate about including Latinos, student parents and college athletes. Matthew has led collaborative news endeavors since his time at Occidental College, where before graduating he was the founding editor of the Northeast Los Angeles Neighborhood Reporting Partnership. When he’s not mentoring reporters or editing copy, you can find Matthew riding his bike around the Eastside of Los Angeles or in his seat at BMO stadium. Other languages spoken: Spanish (basic)