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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Claremont McKenna College writing tutors told correcting grammar is racist

3 days ago | thecollegefix.com | Jennifer Kabbany

Correcting students’ grammar is racist and should be avoided, two tutors hired by Claremont McKenna’s Center for Writing and Public Discourse were told.
Leftist U. Maryland students ‘sit-in’ to demand school ‘stand up’ to Trump

5 days ago | thecollegefix.com | Dave Huber

Oh no, not that: Attendees wrote postcards to univ. president ‘demanding action’Late last week, progressive University of Maryland students held a “sit-in” at McKeldin Mall to demand school administrators “stand up” to the Trump administration. The Diamondback reports over a dozen student groups took part, including members of Indigenous UMD, Campus Queers and Allies, and the Anti-Imperialist Movement at UMD.
Black USC students say dance school ‘fosters rich culture of racism’

5 days ago | thecollegefix.com | Dave Huber

N-word user’s race not disclosed … and dance school ‘predominately’ comprised of ‘people of color’Black students at the University of Southern California’s Kaufman School of Dance claim the school “fosters a rich culture of racism” because a freshman allegedly called another first-year the “n-word” in ballet class last month. After the alleged incident, Kaufman students held a forum at which they discussed “hate speech, discrimination and harassment,” the Daily Trojan reports.
Boy wins girls HS track events in Maine; parents are both college professors

5 days ago | thecollegefix.com | Dave Huber

What are the chances? That thing that “never happens” happened yet again last week: A biological male competing against females won first place in two track events. It happened in (surprise!) Maine, which so far has held firm against President Trump’s executive order banning biological men from competing against women in interscholastic athletics.
History professor compares Trump admin’s ‘baby bonus’ proposal to Nazi agenda

5 days ago | thecollegefix.com | Micaiah Bilger

Plan would reduce ‘women to breeders’ and ‘second-class’ citizens, Indiana professor saysA University of Southern Indiana professor compared the Trump administration’s proposed $5,000 “baby bonus” to the Nazi fascist agenda in a recent interview.
UMinn PhD wins grant to develop ‘queering Europe’ course

6 days ago | thecollegefix.com | Matt Lamb

OPINION: University of Minnesota’s latest gender studies developments show the field is a jokeIt will be a busy summer for some University of Minnesota gender studies students, and then a very easy one for others.
Fears dominate report about Chinese spies at Stanford University

6 days ago | thecollegefix.com | Micaiah Bilger

Student newspaper investigates growing concerns about espionage by China’s communist governmentThe Chinese Communist Party has spies at Stanford University – but many people with knowledge of the situation are too afraid to talk, according to a new investigative report by the student newspaper. The Stanford Review based its investigation on more than a dozen interviews with faculty, students, and experts on China, concluding that “there are Chinese spies” at the California university.
Appeals court once again vindicates law professor disciplined for censored slurs on test

6 days ago | thecollegefix.com | Jennifer Kabbany

The Seventh Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals has denied a request by the University of Illinois Chicago to rehear a case it recently ruled on that favored a professor punished for using censored slurs on an exam. The Seventh Circuit last week “denied en banc review of a panel’s decision to revive the Chicago law professor’s retaliation suit after he was disciplined for including a redacted racist slur,” Law360 reported.
Whiz kid with near perfect SAT score sues U. Washington, UMich, Cornell, alleges discrimination

6 days ago | thecollegefix.com | Jennifer Kabbany

An Asian American teen whiz kid who had a 4.42 weighted grade-point average and a near perfect 1590 score on his SAT — yet was rejected by 16 colleges he applied to — has added to the list of universities he is suing for discrimination. Stanley Zhong, 19, and his father, Nan Zhong, have sued the University of Washington, the University of Michigan, and Cornell University, three schools that rejected Stanley after he applied in the fall of 2023.
As AI replaces learning, concerns grow: ‘You just don’t really have to think’

1 week ago | thecollegefix.com | Micaiah Bilger

Professor laments ‘society-wide failure to value education for its own sake’Perhaps the biggest question puzzling academics today was the subject of a lengthy new article in New York Magazine: How do we handle artificial intelligence in the classroom? “Everyone is cheating their way through college,” the article began, followed by several anecdotes from students who think nothing of having ChatGPT do their assignments for them.