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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  Bias Legal LGBTQ ‘Cambridge is MAGA country’: Harvard affiliates say they received anti-LGBT messages

  Matt Lamb - Associate Editor •August 17, 2022

  Local and federal law enforcement are involved.

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  Greek Life LGBTQ Transgender student rejected from every sorority at University of Alabama

  Matt Lamb - Associate Editor •August 17, 2022

  ‘Unfortunately this chapter is closed,’ the student wrote.

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  Legal Opinion University cannot hide from open records law by using foundation: judge

  Matt Lamb - Associate Editor •August 17, 2022

  Foundation created to advance mission of Kentucky State University is an extension of it, county judge rules.

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  Healthcare LGBTQ Opinion Northwestern denies monkeypox’s clear link to gay sex

  Matt Lamb - Associate Editor •August 12, 2022

  ‘Monkeypox is not a sexually transmitted infection or disease, nor is it linked to sexual orientation,’ prestigious university claims.

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  Politics Ban students from China until espionage stops, immigration expert suggests

  Matt Lamb - Associate Editor •August 9, 2022

  ‘Such a blanket ban would be advisable only for so long as the PRC seeks to undermine around the world the values we hold dear,’ former Trump official argues.

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  Climate Change Racial issues New UC Riverside environmental program aimed only at Latino students

  Matt Lamb - Associate Editor •August 8, 2022

  The project ‘will allow more Latinx students at UC Riverside and UC Berkeley to conduct environmental and climate change research,’ according to UCR.