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Matt Lamb

Matt Lamb graduated in May 2015 from Loyola University-Chicago, where he majored in political science, and minored in economics and Catholic Studies. There, he was also an active member of Loyola Students for Life and Loyola College Republicans, and wrote for The Loyola Phoenix. He is currently a graduate student at the University of Nebraska-Omaha. His work for The College Fix has been featured by National Review, Fox News, New York Times, and several other news outlets. He currently works as a Field Coordinator for Turning Point USA.

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  LGBTQ Politics USDA teams up with Iowa law school and Cyndi Lauper to celebrate lesbian farmers

  Matt Lamb - University of Nebraska-Omaha •August 16, 2016

  Agricultural Secretary Tom Vilsack is headlining the Drake University event.

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  Analysis Politics Meet the public university that actually has a surprisingly high number of Republican professors

  Matt Lamb - University of Nebraska-Omaha •August 10, 2016

  East Carolina University appears to offer an ideological balance among professors.

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  Politics Sexual Assault Law professor rips Minnesota law that forces colleges to accept anonymous rape reports

  Matt Lamb - University of Nebraska-Omaha •August 8, 2016

  Based on questionable assumptions instead of solid research on how women can defend themselves.

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  LGBTQ Sports NCAA suggests colleges should let men who identify as women use female locker rooms

  Matt Lamb - University of Nebraska-Omaha •August 1, 2016

  Questionnaire for potential championship host cities doesn't even mention gender identity.

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  Bias Curriculum Politics At Davidson College – a top-ranked elite N.C. school – only six percent of professors are Republican

  Matt Lamb - University of Nebraska-Omaha •July 26, 2016

  Many departments have zero registered Republican professors.

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  Greek Life Legal Sexual Assault Kansas State says it’s not legally required to police off-campus conduct, feds disagree

  Matt Lamb - University of Nebraska-Omaha •July 13, 2016

  The legal answer may be different when it involves an officially recognized fraternity.