Ryerson University employee Gabby Skwarko assaults pro-life protester Katie Somers
In another case of violence against at a pro-life rally, this time near Ryerson University in Toronto, Canada, a video shows a pro-choice protester throwing items at Katie Somers, including a metal cart. The More...
Alt-Left: Durham University student editor, Angelos Sofocleous, fired for tweeting that ‘women don’t have penises’
The student editor of a university’s philosophy journal has been fired for tweeting out “women don’t have penises.” As reported by the Daily Mail last Friday, postgraduate philosophy student, Angelos Sofocleous, More...
Poverty levels drop again: California, Florida the worst, Texas drops to decade low
On Wednesday, the Census Bureau released its 2017 annual report on the poor, providing details on 40 million to 45 million Americans estimated to be living below the federal poverty level. The official poverty More...
The rise of English teachers abroad
If one were to visit most destinations around the globe, it would quickly become apparent that there are lot of people living there and just teaching English. Are these expat teachers, you might ask? On the whole, More...
U.S. Education Department Fights with States Over Student Loan Protections
The U.S. Education Department, led by Secretary Betsy DeVos scaled back consumer protections for student borrowers last year. Six states and the District of Columbia responded by accelerating their own efforts to More...
University of Massachusetts Boston professor Paul Atwood blames US, ‘American intervention’ for 9/11 attack
A damning article published by The College Fix confirms the anti-American sentiment and lies about the 9/11 attacks, this time perpetuated by an American Studies professor at the University of Massachusetts Boston. photo/ More...
Davidson Professor Melissa Gonzalez let’s students pick their grade and workload
A literature class at Davidson College this fall will use “contract grading,” allowing students to pick the grade and the workload needed to earn it. Professor Melissa Gonzalez made the offer during her Introduction More...
University of Illinois will offer free tuition for some in-state students
Beginning in 2019, the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign will waive all tuition and fees for new in-state students with family incomes below the state median: $61,000. According to the university, all More...
Ohio State: Professor Trevon Logan bans laptops from class, students excel
An economics professor at Ohio State reports that students’ grades improving significantly after he banned laptops from his class last semester. “Student performance improved, especially on the earliest midterms. More...
Book review and interview: Dr James Robbins discusses his new book ‘Erasing America’
James Robbins’ new book “Erasing America” chronicles the assault on America’s history, from the national anthem to statues in public square to a call for open borders. Robbins is tapping More...
How to help prospects see the value of life insurance
Selling insurance is not an easy task. In today’s time, prospective consumers need to be educated about the importance and value of the product for offer. The seller needs to play the role of an educator as well. More...
5 Tips for Acing Law School
So you’ve done it. You’ve decided to go to law school after your grandma told you that you’re not getting any younger, or you realized that a Masters in Philosophy will make your theoretical life fuller, but More...
Professional Assignment Helper: Get the load off your back
We can all relate to that feeling of realizing you have an assignment due in a couple of hours that you completely forgot about. Panic begins to set in and you curse yourself for your constant procrastination and More...
North Texas’ George Yancy warns academics that liberal bias undermines accuracy and integrity of scientific research
A University of North Texas professor is warning fellow academics that a lack of conservative scholars is undermining the accuracy and integrity of scientific research. In the new issue of The American Sociologist, More...
Schreiner University in Texas questioned on ‘free speech policy’ which requires ‘petitions’ and bans ‘hate speech’
A private university in Texas is being questioned about their new “free speech policy” taking effect Sept. 1. The College Fix is reaching out for clarification on the policy which requires students to “petition” More...
6 Tips For Freshman To Write An Essay Like A Pro
If you have gotten this far in your education, you spent plenty of time in high school learning how to write essays. And you know the drill: You have an introduction with a thesis statement, body paragraphs, and More...
Secrets to Win an International Scholarship
The United States offers numerous funding opportunities for students. An international student may not get access to these funding prospects. However, the US universities are prioritizing internationalization. There More...
Registration Open for Patel Conservatory 2018 Fall Classes
Registration is now open for 2018 fall classes, that begin Sept. 4, in dance, theater and music at the SACS-CASI accredited Patel Conservatory at the Straz Center for the Performing Arts. More than 100 classes More...
The Rise of Modern Music Technology: The Past, Present and Future
Technology has and continues to change the way things are done and this is greatly visible in the music industry. Music has been described as the biggest influence on human feelings, mood, personality and behavior. More...
3 Tips to Balance Family Life and Career Aspirations
All of us wear different hats from time to time. However, few people juggle more responsibilities than young professionals who are also looking to start a family. Indeed, would-be fathers and mothers need as much More...
