TFAS Student Journalism Association

$55,994 is allocated to the Association of Chinese Students and Scholars at Stanford, an organization that the US government recognizes as directly subordinate to the Chinese Communist Party's ‘United Front’ initiative. 4/5

Today in @CityJournal: “One sign said, “UW’s Free Speech = White Supremacy,” accompanied by the school’s badger mascot wearing a KKK hood […] The Madison Federalist also found a sweatshirt showing the severed heads of Donald Trump and Mike Pence.” city-journal.org/article/has-th…

Pomona Moves Forward on Title VI Settlement While Scripps Stands Still

Bourdain treated food as lived human experience. Sitting at someone’s table means stepping into his world and recognizing dignity in everyday life. He pushed back hard against elitism, abstraction and sanitized culinary narratives, writes @Faithika on.wsj.com/4tui3Qs

Congratulations to Novak '24 @AudreyFahlberg for her new position at @TheFP!

“But right as [the capsule] was getting close, late at night, the lights of our ship and then the lights of the small boats around it kind of lit it up … And being that close to it, all of a sudden, it being, 200 or 300 feet away, and just floating right there as our small boats are hooking up the tow lines." Read a first-hand account of the Artemis II recovery in the Baylor Standard:

The Alumni Giving Day countdown is over! Your support directly shapes the next generation of courageous leaders. When the TFAS Alumni Network unites, we turn shared values into real-world impact. Join us in making a difference today! 🔗 Give back at: give.TFAS.org

If we only teach kids the "how" without the "why," are we really preparing them for the real world — or just teaching them to be better cogs in a machine they don't understand? This Economic Literacy Month, @FTEorg Teaching Fellow Jamie Wagner argues it’s time to rethink the classroom. A student who knows how to use a banking app is prepared for today. A student who understands economic reasoning is prepared for a lifetime of changing markets. @DailySignal @WSJOpinion Read the full letter to the editor at wsj.com/opinion/teach-….

Do you support liberty? Here's why you should join @TFASorg's @rogerrream at #FreeCon: "This conference has special importance in the year of America 250, as this country focuses on the principles that have sustained our experiment in liberty for two and a half centuries.”

"After an explosive year of growth, analysts are projecting that prediction markets will reach $240 billion in market value this year, and $1 trillion by 2030. "The meteoric rise indicates that individuals either don’t believe they can put their money to productive use or simply find it easier to gamble. Instead, they have become spectators, betting on the game of reality rather than playing themselves." Via Zayd Patel @StanfordReview: Prediction Markets Are a Bet Against America

Excited to join @WSJopinion as a @TFASorg Joseph Rago Memorial Fellow.

We are so excited for Adam, Anatoly, and Moira to become Rago Fellows!

📰 TFAS and @WSJopinion are proud to announce Moira Gleason '25, Anatoly Grablevsky and Adam Pack ’26, as the recipients of the 2026 Joseph Rago Memorial Fellowships for Excellence in Journalism. Learn more about this year's Fellows at TFAS.org/Rago26.

NOVAK FELLOW EMMA CAMP: BOOK OUT IN A YEAR.

Rideshare Software Developers Demand $10,000 from Pomona Student Government

An art exhibit sponsored by @UWMadison's Office of Multicultural Art Initiatives includes pieces that depict Bucky Badger wearing a KKK outfit, former Chancellor Blank carrying a noose, and a man holding Donald Trump’s severed head. themadisonfederalist.com/p/university-s…

TFAS Professor Karen Czarnecki '88 emphasizes the importance of the TFAS mission, highlighting the impact it has on students across communities. Join her in supporting TFAS this Alumni Giving Day on April 30. Your support helps develop the next generation of courageous young citizens. Give early at give.TFAS.org.

Student journalists and comedy writers at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill have gotten death threats after an April Fools’ day article and a Saturday Night Live-style video skit—both satirizing issues of race, class, and immigration status—caused a massive uproar on the easily triggered campus. University officials denounced the “completely unacceptable” and “deeply hurtful” satire, and announced an investigation into the video skit, only to backtrack several days later after receiving complaints from national free speech groups, UNC senior Ashley Dowdney reports for the Free Beacon.