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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  Anti-Semitism Cancel Culture Free Speech ‘Safety concerns’: UMaryland med school cancels Israeli doctor’s talk

  Matt Lamb - Associate Editor •January 20, 2025

  Chief medical officer for Israeli Defense Forces canceled after pressure from CAIR.

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  Higher Ed Alternatives Politics Indiana governor asks state to remove unnecessary degree mandates from gov’t jobs

  Matt Lamb - Associate Editor •January 17, 2025

  Gov. Mike Braun notes 66 percent of Hoosiers don’t have college degrees.

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  Opinion Politics Pete Hegseth ‘part of a decapitation strike’ on America, Yale historian says

  Matt Lamb - Associate Editor •January 17, 2025

  OPINION: Yale historian Tim Snyder is really worried about the Department of Defense nominee.

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  K-12 Education Politics Religion ‘Must stop’: AG nominee rips targeting of parents as ‘domestic terrorists’

  Matt Lamb - Associate Editor •January 15, 2025

  Pam Bondi’s predecessor, Merrick Garland, oversaw the targeting of parents who objected to sexualized and racialized curriculum.

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  LGBTQ Politics Racial issues Brandeis student dedicates health policy thesis to ‘Free Palestine’

  Matt Lamb - Associate Editor •January 15, 2025

  ‘I wrote this dissertation in the middle of an active genocide.'

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  Chinese Communist Party Legal Politics UMich cuts ties with Chinese university after House report and federal charges

  Matt Lamb - Associate Editor •January 13, 2025

  ‘International experiences are vital for our students in this interconnected world,’ President Santa Ono says.