Nayanika Guha

Nayanika Guha is a journalist who focuses on social justice, health, and politics. She has a MFA in journalism from NYU and her work has appeared in The Guardian, Truthout, Refinery 29, and more.

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Mail went digital in Alabama prisons. Families are saying their mail isn’t being delivered.

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Mail went digital in Alabama prisons. Families are saying their mail isn’t being delivered.

Barnard College expels three students who protested for Palestine in unprecedented move

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Barnard College expels three students who protested for Palestine in unprecedented move

Three students sue Columbia over suspension tied to pro-Palestine organizing

Nayanika Guha
Three students sue Columbia over suspension tied to pro-Palestine organizing

Without formal addresses, Indigenous communities experience voter suppression

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A man holds a sign reading "Nevado votes early" outside of a pair of glass doors.

Cornell University cancels de-enrollment plans of Ph.D. scholar following student backlash

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Cornell University cancels de-enrollment plans of Ph.D. scholar following student backlash

Cornell University student faces deportation over Palestine activism

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Cornell University stone entrance sign with red flowers planted in front

Columbia University students may call a tuition strike against Israeli apartheid

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color photograph of a nighttime protest. people wear Columbia blue graduation caps and keffiyehs. one person holds a poster i

Columbia University student activists say they won’t be deterred after school suspends pro-Palestine student groups

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color photograph of an outdoor, nighttime protest by Columbia University alumni in support of Palestinian liberation. several

LGBTQ+ activists say codifying same-sex marriage is only the first step

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Black fem holds a white poster with rainbow lettering reading "Queer African Proud we won't be erased"

Here’s what you need to know about reproductive coercion

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Here’s what you need to know about reproductive coercion

In multiple states, rapists can sue their victims for parental custody

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A young asian woman with dark hair sits with her arm around her child, looking serious. The child faces away from the camera.