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  • LIVE: An Evening with Jack Posobiec and Tim Pool | The Chicago Thinker | Outthink the Mob

    Jack Posobiec and Tim Pool join us live from Breasted Hall at ISAC for a wide-ranging conversation on politics, media, and the future of independent journalism.

  • UChicago Higher-Ups Apologize For Cancellation Attempt On Tim Pool Event

    The University issued an official statement apologizing to event organizers and confirming the event will proceed […].

  • When Did Disagreement Become A Reason To Celebrate Death?

    There is nothing wrong with admitting that Charlie Kirk was controversial.

  • Breaking: UChicago Department Tries to Cancel Fireside Chat Because It’s “Controversial”

    “Your event might be, as the terminology goes ‘controversial,’” representatives of UChicago’s Institute for the Study of Ancient Cultures (ISAC) said.

  • Strict New Rules Imposed on Campus Organizations

    Is this the end of new student organizations at Cornell?

  • FIRE Grades Cornell with an “F” in the 2027 Free Speech Rankings

    Cornell is doing much better than in previous years—despite the continuing “F” rating from FIRE.

  • Exclusive: Thinker Speaks with FIRE following UChicago’s No. 1 Free-Speech Ranking

    University of Chicago has now become the top-ranked university for free speech among 261 universities.

  • Charlie Kirk memorial honors his faith and legacy

    Speakers covered his religious dedication, the importance of family and his passion for his country, and more.

  • Tensions High in Lead-up to Charlie Kirk Anniversary Memorial

    If plans made public from these leftist student groups are carried out, community members attending the memorial will be met outside by protesters.

  • The Prayer I Prayed the Night Charlie Kirk Died

    I prayed for my country; I prayed that we would let God prevail and that somehow, through Him, our country could heal.

  • BridgeColumbia’s Rise and the Future of Free Speech

    After winning BridgeUSA’s “Chapter of the Year,” does the club’s rise suggest an inflection point for open dialogue?

  • No Rainbow-Spangled Banners at UChicago

    UChicago’s flag policy sparks debate over neutrality and inclusion.