The College Fix

The College Fix is a conservative news platform in the United States that focuses on issues related to higher education. Established in 2011 by journalist John J. Miller, it is run by the non-profit organization Student Free Press Association (SFPA). The website provides news and commentary from a conservative perspective and frequently covers topics it identifies as related to "political correctness." Both the SFPA and The College Fix aim to nurture young conservatives for careers in journalism by offering college students internships at right-leaning media outlets. Miller has always wanted to support conservative and libertarian student journalists, and The College Fix serves as a venue where they can gain visibility beyond their college campuses.

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Harvard needs to reform. But Trump’s actions could destroy it, professor says.

3 days ago | thecollegefix.com | Micaiah Bilger

If Harvard wants to keep credibility, professor and alumni group say it must fix problems with DEI, antisemitismHarvard University certainly has “serious” problems, but the Trump administration – with its “clear authoritarian tendencies” – has gone too far by stripping its federal funding and ability to enroll international students.
‘A side of racism with the boeuf bourguignon,’ professor says of Michelin restaurant guide

3 days ago | thecollegefix.com | Micaiah Bilger

Emerson professor says famous restaurant guide is ‘Eurocentric and elitist’Add the Michelin Guide to the list of things considered to be racist by higher education scholars. In a column Tuesday at The Conversation, Emerson College Professor Tulasi Srinivas criticized the renowned restaurant review guide ahead of its upcoming review of eateries in Philadelphia and Boston.
Pro-Palestinian protesters rip off hundreds of flower heads at U. Michigan garden

5 days ago | thecollegefix.com | Micaiah Bilger

Protesters leave sign saying no one should enjoy flower garden when Palestinians are ‘dying and starving’Protesters plucked the heads off hundreds of flowers Sunday at the University of Michigan, leaving a sign saying people should not enjoy the peony garden when Palestinians are “dying and starving right now.”University police described the incident as an act of vandalism committed for the purpose of political protest, MLive reports.
Penn Medicine won’t provide ‘gender-affirming care’ to kids anymore

5 days ago | thecollegefix.com | Matt Lamb

Kids will have to wait until they are 19 nowThe University of Pennsylvania’s medical system will no longer remove healthy testicles, breasts, and other organs from kids who have gender dysphoria. Penn Medicine recently announced the decision to comply with federal directives that prohibit removing healthy organs to make kids look like the opposite sex.
NSF projects cut by DOGE include dance-making in physics, computer science sister circles

5 days ago | thecollegefix.com | Daniel Nuccio

ANALYSIS: While most cuts focused on DEI-related grants, some eliminated projects appeared to represent traditional scienceThe Department of Government Efficiency, or DOGE, has recently taken Elon Musk’s mostly proverbial chainsaw to more than 1,600 grants issued by the National Science Foundation.
California allows more girls into track championships following success of trans athlete

6 days ago | thecollegefix.com | Dave Huber

Finally seeing the light … ? There will be more girls at this weekend’s California high school track and field championships than originally planned following a mid-week decision by the California Interscholastic Federation.
San Fran school district’s ‘Grading for Equity’ plan fits perfectly with city’s inept government

1 week ago | thecollegefix.com | Dave Huber

OPINION: Tests can be taken multiple times, no penalties for late work, a score of 21 is passing Here’s a surprise (not): San Francisco Unified School District Superintendent Maria Su is implementing — unilaterally — a so-called “Grading for Equity” plan which will “train teachers […] in a system that awards a passing C grade to as low as a score of 41 on a 100-point exam.” According to The Voice, Su did not seek the approval of the district’s board of education, and the district is...
Elise Stefanik calls for ‘full review’ of ‘political imbalance’ of taxpayer-funded Truman Scholarships

1 week ago | thecollegefix.com | Matt Lamb

Extensive College Fix research shows the scholarships go heavily to liberal studentsThe Truman Scholarship program needs a “full review” due to its “political imbalance,” according to Rep. Elise Stefanik. The New York Republican, and newly added board member for the taxpayer-funded program, made the demand after learning a student awardee is allegedly pro-Hamas and “antisemitic.” She wants this specific student’s scholarship “rescinded” as well.
MIT graduation speaker calls for pro-Palestinian activism to stop ‘genocidal Israeli military’

1 week ago | thecollegefix.com | Micaiah Bilger

Graduating Jewish dad says ‘hate-filled’ speech upset his young children Some people walked out and others booed Thursday when a Massachusetts Institute of Technology commencement speaker accused Israel of trying “to wipe Palestine off of the earth.” Megha Vemuri, (pictured) the graduating class president, used her speech to urge alumni to advocate for the pro-Palestinian cause and demand the university cut ties with the “genocidal Israeli military.” Her remarks prompted backlash both during...
UWashington ‘land based healing panel’ explores ‘decolonial work’

1 week ago | thecollegefix.com | Matt Lamb

OPINION: Panel discussion leans into identity politics instead of finding common ground on preservationA University of Washington panel on “land based healing” illustrates the messaging problem modern-day liberals have when it comes to finding common ground. The “Northwest Nature and Health Symposium” included “diverse voices and emerging insights on a multitude of topics including environmental justice” and “greening carceral environments,” according to The Daily.