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As woke curriculum increases, classical education booms: Hillsdale College sees 53{515baef3fee8ea94d67a98a2b336e0215adf67d225b0e21a4f5c9b13e8fbd502} increase in applications
According to knowledge from the U.S. Census Bureau, enrollment in colleges across the country has lessened by approximately 13{515baef3fee8ea94d67a98a2b336e0215adf67d225b0e21a4f5c9b13e8fbd502}. Although lots of schools struggle to attract in students, quite a few faith-based mostly universities are seeing a growth in apps, championing the classical curriculum in excess of woke ideologies. Founder and CEO of the Traditional Understanding Test (CLT) Jeremy Tate outlined on “Fox & Buddies Weekend” Saturday how the classical education and learning is supplying lots of faculties across the U.S. an edge about many others. “If you’re looking at this, and you graduated college in the sixties or seventies, then you probably took U.S. background or economics or Western…
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With New College gambit, DeSantis aims to ‘recapture higher education’
Nestled between Sarasota Bay and the Tamiami Trail, the small campus once dubbed “Barefoot U” has been a progressive enclave in a conservative county for 60 years. New College of Florida has clung to its identity since its founding at the peak of the counterculture movement. Now, the 110-acre liberal arts school with fewer than 700 students finds itself in the national spotlight, thrust into the culture wars after Gov. Ron DeSantis announced the appointment of six noted conservatives to its board of trustees on Jan. 6. The new members include Matthew Spalding, a former vice president of the Heritage Foundation, a conservative Washington, D.C., think tank; professors and right-leaning…
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Looking to turn chips into a ‘chip, TCU may alter sport with victory in College Football Playoff title game
LOS ANGELES — Johnny Hodges loves his chips. “We’re a team full of chips,” the TCU linebacker said. In Hodges shorthand, that translates to chips on shoulders. A cliché, sure, but an entree into the heart of the No. 3 Horned Frogs. They weren’t meant to be here in the College Football Playoff National Championship. In fact, the last team in a similar position was BYU in 1984. Those Cougars are the most recent national champions coming from outside the current Power Five. TCU as a member of the Big 12 is clearly a Power Five team these days, but it’s been a league-hopper over the last quarter century. When…
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Georgia ends national championship drought and more headlines that topped college football in 2022
When you spend your life watching sports, you begin to understand exactly what each sport brings to the table. The NBA brings a connection to the youth of today, of being consistently introduced to the next batch of above-the-rim stars as 19-year-olds take over the league. The Tennessee Volunteers run through the “T” before the Florida Gators game at Neyland Stadium on Sept. 24, 2022, in Knoxville. (Donald Page/Getty Images) Major League Baseball is nostalgic, reminding you of the simpler times – when “baseball was life” and the only thing that mattered was the bat, ball and the glove. The NFL is deeply rooted, with fandom passed on from father…
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Michigan vs. TCU live score, updates, highlights from 2022 College Football Playoff semifinal
College football’s preeminent competition will kick off under the most ideal of conditions. No. 2 Michigan will take on No. 3 TCU in the 2022 Fiesta Bowl inside comfy State Farm Stadium in Glendale, Ariz. The game is the first semifinal in this year’s College Football Playoff, and it carries some intrigue. On the line is a berth in the national championship game — a contest neither school has been able to reach since a title game was instituted. MORE: Sporting News Coach of the Year: TCU’s Sonny Dykes spearheads quick turnaround The Wolverines (13-0) have been a buzzsaw this season, going through opponents week by week. That includes their 22-point…
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College football winners, losers of 2022 season: Alabama hits floor under Nick Saban, TCU shatters CFP mold
The regular season is over and the bowl schedule is set, so it’s time to look back at the teams and people that will stick with us from the 2022 college football season. If there’s one thing we learned this year — heck, if there’s one thing we learn every year — it’s that so little of what we expect to happen actually comes to fruition. Take the College Football Playoff race. A new era emerged as Alabama, Clemson and Oklahoma all missed the cut. Ohio State, which didn’t even win the Big Ten East for the second straight year, backed its way in as the No. 4 seed. Conversely,…
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