The College Fix

Articles by Matt Lamb

About the Author

Matt Lamb

Associate Editor

Matt has previously worked at Students for Life of America, Students for Life Action and Turning Point USA. While in college, he wrote for The College Fix as well as his college newspaper, The Loyola Phoenix. He previously interned for government watchdog group Open the Books. He holds a B.A. from Loyola University-Chicago and an M.A. from the University of Nebraska-Omaha. He lives in northwest Indiana with his family.

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  Activism Technology College officials: It’s okay to slash student newspaper funding because it moved to an online format

  Matt Lamb - Associate Editor •July 26, 2021

  Moving online justified cutting the funding to the campus paper.

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  Analysis Opinion Racial issues University website scrubs reference to China origin for COVID after bias complaint

  Matt Lamb - Associate Editor •July 23, 2021

  A student said it was ‘biased language’ to suggest that COVID-19 originated in China.

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  Analysis Opinion Racial issues Tulane medical school put on probation for alleged racism and sexism, promises more ‘diversity’ programs

  Matt Lamb - Associate Editor •July 21, 2021

  The probation comes after a lawsuit from a black female doctor.

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  Higher Education Politics Art professor calls Hunter Biden’s expensive paintings ‘amateur work,’ says they are not worth asking price

  Matt Lamb - Associate Editor •July 16, 2021

  'Hey, everybody needs a hobby.'

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  Abortion/Pro-life Analysis Opinion Jesuit college openly defies the Vatican, refuses to let Catholics decline COVID vaccine

  Matt Lamb - Associate Editor •July 16, 2021

  Boston College falsely implies that Pope Francis said everyone must get vaccinated.

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  Legal Politics Sexual Assault Biden’s Office for Civil Rights pick questioned on her position on campus due process

  Matt Lamb - Associate Editor •July 16, 2021

  Senator Richard Burr pressed her on if she supports due process for accused students.