CONK! News Collaborates with Campus News Site TheCollegeFix.com

MINNEAPOLIS - EntSun -- CONK! News, the new conservative news aggregator at conk.com, has entered into a collaboration with TheCollegeFix.com, the nation's most widely-read conservative campus publication.

As part of the new arrangement, TheCollegeFix's Editor-in-Chief, Jennifer Kabbany, will join CONK! News' Editor-in-Chief Jim Peters every Thursday on the "CONK! Daily Briefing" podcast to discuss the news that the campus crowd has been interested in over the last week.

Peters said, "We look forward to a long association with TheCollegeFix.com. In her very first report, Jennifer broke a story that was news to our visitors: that this fall most campuses would require covid vaccinations for students but NOT for faculty members. I read news all day - and I did not know this."

CONK! News launched on March 15th, 2021. Its aim is to be the premiere conservative news aggregator on the web. It draws print articles, videos, podcast episodes and photos from over 200 news sources and is refreshed every three hours. CONK!'s Editor-n-Chief Jim Peters does a ten-minute news commentary podcast each weekday called "CONK! Daily Briefing", and he is joined on the weekends by CONK! staff members for their flagship one-hour week-in-review podcast, "CONK! Weekly". Visit CONK! News at https://conk.com

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The College Fix is a daily news website at https://www.thecollegefix.com focused on higher education. The Student Free Press Association is a nonprofit organization run by veteran journalists to help beginning journalists. With our higher-education news website, The College Fix, we work with college-aged writers, bloggers, tweeters, podcasters, and viral video makers for the purpose of identifying and supporting young people who seek to improve campus journalism, explore careers in the media, and commit themselves to the principles of a free society. We tell stories, spot talent and nurture careers.