Me 🤝 A byline on the most read Crimson newspaper of the year

Thanks @theharvardcrimson.bsky.social!

Should a bright, warm day on Newbury St. mean hundreds of people squeeze onto the sidewalk next to noisy, congested cars? I don’t think so.

We should look into pedestrianizing this area, allowing everyone to enjoy the streetscape, like we do in the summer! @mayorwu.boston.gov

Harvard Undergraduate Urban Sustainability Lab was referenced in @bostonglobe.com! Cambridge is going big on housing, and young people are ready to help.

www.bostonglobe.com/2025/02/12/m...

The MBTA has had to reckon with an increasingly dysfunctional system as its ridership struggled after the pandemic. GM Phil Eng's leadership over the last two years addressed these issues and delivered faster, more reliable service.

Read more: www.thecrimson.com/article/2025...

At today’s Cambridge City Council hearing on collaborations between the city and state agencies, I noted the continual inaccessibility of MBTA stations. I hopped on the Red Line afterward and saw this at Porter..(1/2)

What a difference

Very true (and frustrating). Here’s a stop in Allston I was at last October in the rain 🥲 it deserves significantly more attention, and hopefully the bus redesign does so.

Earlier this week, I had the opportunity to ask Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg at the Harvard IOP about how to improve justice and equity in our transportation systems. @secretarypete.bsky.social