Luke Rosiak

Come on.

Kevin, thanks for reporting.

Absolutely.

This episode is sponsored by the University of Austin, Texas.

You know college is broken.

Activist professors, seminars that feel like struggle sessions, $80,000 a year to hear Hamas chants on the quad while being told America is evil in class.

So what's the alternative?

It's called the University of Austin, or UATX.

At UATX, students are in small seminars taught by great professors.

They read the great books of Western civilization to learn from them, not tear them down.

They build actual companies on campus with mentorship from a vast network of top entrepreneurs and investors.

You can be openly Christian or Jewish without apology.

And when you walk into the main atrium, there's a giant American flag.

UATX emits students based purely on test scores, so the application takes just five minutes.

Oh, and another thing.

Tuition is completely free.

Forever.

It's funded by American patriots who want to create the Navy Seals of the mind, not another generation of credentialed activists.

To apply to the University of Austin, visit uaustin.org.

That's U-A-U-S-T-I-N dot org.