Zachary Marschall

Leftists are in retreat. Here are my predictions for the three biggest trends we will see in 2024.

A quick Google search of confirmed Hamas atrocities confirms that Yale Daily News got it wrong.

It is not lost on me that I am leading this publication at the exact moment the entire nation is fixated on rabid anti-Semitism in higher education - which we covered for years despite national indifference to the problem.

It is not lost on me that I am leading this publication at the exact moment the entire nation is fixated on rabid anti-Semitism in higher education - which we covered for years despite national indifference to the problem.

​Caring more about pronouns that Jewish students’ safety is fitting for a university that ranks as having the most anti-Semitic incidents in the country.

Hamas terrorists rape Jewish women next to civilian carcasses, lock Jewish children in cages, and threaten to behead Jewish Holocaust survivors, and yet far-left academics and students do not care.

To argue with a professor, it is necessary to read like a professor. Leftist scholars camouflage their contorted worldviews with big words, hoping others will mistake rhetorical inaccessibility for profound truth.

Speculation about the tuition bubble is not new, but years of warnings are not deterring universities from jacking up costs to fund a bloating bureaucracy of administrators and non-academic services.

Goldberg’s interview should be a warning to stop giving credence to ‘lived experiences’ and start calling out people for speaking publicly on topics without sufficient knowledge and critical thinking ability.

In 2022, we saw more examples of leftist indoctrination on college campuses. But we also witnessed conservatives standing up for themselves against liberal bias. Those are the best kind of higher education stories.