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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  Higher Education Opinion Racial issues Report details rampant DEI at Auburn, University of Alabama

  Matt Lamb - Associate Editor •July 14, 2023

  ‘The real DEI policies are grave and gathering dangers that undermine the advancement of knowledge, the diversity of ideas, meritocracy, societal and campus unit.'

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  Abortion/Pro-life Legal Bowling Green student charged with vandalism of pro-life center

  Matt Lamb - Associate Editor •July 13, 2023

  Students for Life of America said the student had a history of harassing its group.

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  Abortion/Pro-life Religion Conservative Notre Dame publication will fight pro-abortion professor’s lawsuit

  Matt Lamb - Associate Editor •July 12, 2023

  'The Rover will not apologize for just and truthful reporting that helps Our Lady’s University stay true to its Catholic mission.'

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  Higher Education LGBTQ Florida Atlantic University committee asked candidate if he was a ‘transgender male’

  Matt Lamb - Associate Editor •July 11, 2023

  The search for a new president has been suspended in the interim.

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  Higher Education Legal LGBTQ DOJ: ‘Anarchist extremists’ planned riot outside Knowles Pitt event

  Matt Lamb - Associate Editor •July 10, 2023

  Michael Knowles warns that conservatives are at risk of being attacked.

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  Healthcare Higher Education Racial issues Teach ‘anti-racism’ to med students with ‘Grey’s Anatomy’: study

  Matt Lamb - Associate Editor •July 10, 2023

  'Edutainment with medical television shows may be a promising avenue for anti-racist curricular content for residents,' paper states.