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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  Free Speech Legal Opinion Taxpayers, students get $42K bill for SUNY free speech ignorance

  Matt Lamb - Associate Editor •August 7, 2024

  OPINION: President who said ‘we silence voices all the time in this country,’ should be held personally liable.

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  Activism Free Speech Legal ‘We won’: Students get $330K settlement, end to ‘offensive’ speech code

  Matt Lamb - Associate Editor •August 5, 2024

  Settlement ends restrictive speech codes at California community college district.

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  Activism Anti-Semitism Free Speech UW-Milwaukee suspends groups after saying Israel supporters ‘not welcome’ and to ‘stay tuned’

  Matt Lamb - Associate Editor •August 3, 2024

  ‘UWM strongly denounces these statements and denounces any form of antisemitism, and we will be actively monitoring campus as a result.'

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  Curriculum Opinion Politics New Biden rule will make it harder to train cops, firefighters

  Matt Lamb - Associate Editor •August 2, 2024

  OPINION: Proposal would make it harder to develop qualified workforce.

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  Feminism Opinion Research ‘Household labor’ study design is biased against men

  Matt Lamb - Associate Editor •July 31, 2024

  OPINION: Study omits more physically demanding tasks, doesn’t ask husbands.

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  Legal Racial issues Indiana University has 19 ‘discriminatory scholarships’: federal civil rights complaint

  Matt Lamb - Associate Editor •July 29, 2024

  Number of scholarships ‘reflects a pervasive and systemic failure to comply with constitutional and statutory requirements.'