Meghan Sullivan

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Senior Editor at NPR

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Here are the nonfiction books NPR staffers have loved so far this year

2 days ago | wshu.org | Meghan Sullivan |Beth Novey

A deep dive on gossip. Revolutionary history. A meditation on muscle. A graphic ode to NYC. A closer look at the color blue. And memoirs galore. We asked our newsroom colleagues to share the nonfiction titles they've enjoyed reading so far this year — here's what they shared with us.
NPR staffers pick their favorite fiction reads of 2025 so far

2 days ago | wesa.fm | Meghan Sullivan |Beth Novey

After long days focused on the facts, our newsroom reads a lot of fiction at home. We asked our NPR colleagues what they've enjoyed reading so far this year, and these are the titles they shared.
Does hope for humanity rely on philosophy?

1 week ago | bigthink.com | Meghan Sullivan

MEGHAN SULLIVAN: The dawn of the era of powerful artificial intelligence, which is upon us, is going to raise profound challenges for the Love Ethic and it's also going to be an incredible opportunity for the Love Ethic. The Love Ethic says to love your neighbor with the same intensity with which you love yourself.
The three laws of love, and how to follow them

3 weeks ago | bigthink.com | Meghan Sullivan

Meghan Sullivan: In today's society, we oftentimes separate love from moral philosophy in pretty profound ways. We think about love as primarily a psychological phenomenon, something that we don't have a great deal of control over. When we think about morality, we think about looking for rules and principles that do not have any exceptions, that are unemotional. How could a certain emotion and attitude be so central to our lives but also be seemingly completely independent of ethics?
17 new books our critics can‘t wait to read this summer

4 weeks ago | mprnews.org | Meghan Sullivan

With summer — and some welcome downtime — on the horizon, we have just the thing to help you spend those hours by the pool, at the beach, or on a plane: New books!Our critics have considered the great titles publishing this summer and are here to let you know which ones they are most excited about.
17 new books NPR critics can't wait to read this summer

1 month ago | wvxu.org | Meghan Sullivan

With summer — and some welcome downtime — on the horizon, we have just the thing to help you spend those hours by the pool, at the beach, or on a plane: New books!Our critics have considered the great titles publishing this summer and are here to let you know which ones they are most excited about.
17 new books our critics can't wait to read this summer

1 month ago | kpbs.org | Meghan Sullivan

With summer — and some welcome downtime — on the horizon, we have just the thing to help you spend those hours by the pool, at the beach, or on a plane: New books!Our critics have considered the great titles publishing this summer and are here to let you know which ones they are most excited about.
University shaped student's journey

1 month ago | news.miami.edu | Meghan Sullivan

For Isabella Speziani, there was no question about where she would attend college: the University of Miami, specifically the School of Communication. With a deep passion for film, branding, and fashion, she knew this was the path that would allow her career to flourish. Born and raised in Coral Gables, the University has always been a central part of Speziani’s life. Several members of her family are alumni, making homecomings and football games among her most cherished childhood memories.
A century of the U

2 months ago | news.miami.edu | Meghan Sullivan |Isabella Speziani

Founded in 1925, the University of Miami, called the “cardboard college” in its early days for the material used to separate classes in an unfinished hotel, has blossomed into an institution recognized for academic excellence, research and innovation, and a close-knit community. Now the University is a global force for breakthrough research, educational excellence, and life-changing opportunities, with more than 200,000 alumni worldwide.
Faculty excellence commended

Mar 21, 2025 | news.miami.edu | Meghan Sullivan

Dr. Tomás A. Salerno, professor of surgery in the Cardiovascular Division, and DeWitt Daughtry Endowed Chair in cardiothoracic surgery at the University of Miami Miller School of Medicine, has been honored with the James W. McLamore Outstanding Service Awardfor his commitment and outstanding service to theUniversity.