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The Biggest Radicals Are Post-Grads Making Under $60K

Some of these people are dumb enough that during their college career, they had no understanding of career tracks or student debt, and graduate and realize that they can no longer afford DoorDash or eating out every night and repaying their student loans and go socialist.

At Texas A&M, Falling Enrollment Isn’t a Concept

In 2024, the school received more than 65,000 freshman applications, and declined thousands from qualified applicants simply for lack of space. Unlike more exclusive schools, Texas A&M’s stated mission as a land-grant university is to “keep its doors open to as many Texans as possible.”

How Journalism Schools Are Baking Bias Right into the Cake

The lesson implicitly being taught is that if a journalist believes strongly enough in a narrative or a specific side of an issue, the journalistic ethics we’ve been taught can be bent or altogether forgotten to fit that narrative. At best, this kind of subpar journalism produces an uninformed society. At worst, it empowers activist movements that cause more harm than good.

Trump College Crackdown Cut Antisemitism by 66%

When the Trump administration began its crackdown on campus antisemitism that had proliferated when it was backed by deans and faculty members, many liberal Jewish groups were uncomfortable with the blunt confrontational style of the White House and members of Congress like Rep. Elise Stefanik. Now the numbers are in and they’re undeniable.

The Collegiate Anti-Woke Counterrevolution

From around 2010 to the present, a woke supremacy took charge on many American college campuses, upending a traditional emphasis on a lively but civil dissemination of time-honored ideas and discovery of new ones, replacing it with ideologically driven support of a leftish agenda.

Universities Cannot Survive as Left-Wing Echo Chambers

Trust in higher education is near an all-time low, and a new Yale University report suggests colleges have only themselves to blame. In addition to problems such as high prices and declining academic standards, the report highlighted that many universities have become “intellectual and ideological echo chambers, out of touch with the American nation and out of step with its political currents.”