Posted on 03/09/2026 12:33:34 PM PDT by cuz1961
Universities have ‘poisoned’ U.S. military education system, Hegseth said
The U.S. Department of Defense announced the cancellation of its military education fellowships at 13 top universities on Friday, citing “toxic indoctrination.”
“We are eliminating certain Senior Service College (SSC) Fellowship programs for the 2026-2027 academic year and beyond. I am also directing the compilation of a revised list of elite institutions offering equivalent programs to replace those eliminated,” the agency wrote in a memo to Pentagon leadership. ...
(Excerpt) Read more at thecollegefix.com ...
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The 13 universities include Tufts, Georgetown, Brown, Columbia, Princeton, The Massachusetts Institute of Technology, and Yale, among others, according to the memo. ...
...The department is also cutting ties with seven non-profit institutions, including the Center for Strategic and International Studies, The Brookings Institution, Center for a New American Security, and Council on Foreign Relations.
The memo names potential new partners such as Liberty University, Hillsdale College, Arizona State University, Pepperdine University, Baylor University, and The University of Tennessee....
...winning, winning, more winning...
Excellent. In a similar vein, the FBI needs to quit playing footsie with the grossly misnamed “Southern” “Poverty” “Law” “Center”.
My classmates did like getting their Masters from Harvard. It certainly helped the job search after retiring.
But I get it…and Trump made the right call.
Pete Hegseth just took a big jump in my estimation.
He’s showing a similar kind of multi-front tactical energy as Trump.
On another note ... going back as far as 30 yrs ago the NEA N
National Education Assoc has bern in bed with the SPLC
im sure everyone knows this.... just sayin’
My 83-year-old CPA has a crush on Hegseth.
can they (finally) go after the horrific racial discrimination well-qualified white, male applicants face in the admissions process?
It’s the Department of War, is it not? So why does the author of this article persist in calling it the Department of Defense. Does she also persist in referring to the Gulf of Mexico?
Dept. of War would do well to spread some of their training dollars around to smaller state universities and community colleges.
The relationship is corrupting in both directions.
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