January 1, Campus Protests and Threats Stir Fear at Major Universities

Wyatt’s Take

• Protesters interrupted a conservative event at UCLA and issued death threats against the speaker.
• UC Berkeley allowed a former suicide bomber to address students as a guest speaker.
• Texas Tech is fighting back by recognizing only two sexes and freezing gender programs.

Radical activists are turning universities into zones of intimidation, and administrators often seem unwilling to intervene.

At UCLA, a DHS lawyer faced a lawless mob while officials stood by.

It is not just California feeling the heat from campus agitators.

In Utah, a Pride event featured a painting of a severed head belonging to Donald Trump.

Children at the same event were encouraged to strike a piñata made in the likeness of Senator Mike Lee.

Meanwhile, Harvard is reportedly investigating a Republican club for questioning a Muslim group’s campus event.

The double standard is clear to anyone paying attention.

A watchdog group says a crackdown on DEI is not enough to stop the ideology shaping schools.

Texas Tech is showing a different path by sticking to biological facts rather than political fads.

Wyatt Matters

Heartland families expect colleges to educate their kids, not intimidate them or push ideological agendas.

Schools that fail to protect students and speakers erode the trust of the people they are meant to serve.

Read more about campus radicalism here.