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There is no question that America’s elite colleges and universities are not living up to their promise. For fifteen years, the Buckley Institute has been hard at work pushing Yale back on the right path. Join us for a timely gathering of the Ivy+ community to hear Buckley Institute Founder and Executive Director Lauren Noble discuss what went wrong, what it means for the country, and what the Buckley Institute is doing to restore Lux et Veritas.

The event will highlight campus life and current issues facing universities, with ample opportunity for open discussion among fellow alumni.

Lauren Noble
Founder and Executive Director of the Buckley Institute

Lauren Noble is the founder and executive director of the Buckley Institute, which she started as a senior in college. She graduated from Yale University in 2011 with a bachelor’s degree in history. From 2011 to 2012, Noble worked as a research analyst and communications writer for Governor Mitt Romney’s presidential campaign.
She is the recipient of the National Association of Scholars’ 2013 Barry R. Gross Memorial Award for academic reform. Her writing has appeared in The Wall Street Journal, National Review Online, and other outlets. She has served on the board of the Alumni Free Speech Alliance and currently serves on the board of the Stuttering Foundation of America.
About the Buckley Institute: The Buckley Institute fosters intellectual diversity and open debate at Yale, encouraging a broad exchange of ideas in the university community. Today, Buckley is the largest student organization on Yale's campus, counting over 820 student fellows.
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Three Bean Salad
Chicken Sandwich
Veggie Sandwich
Beef Sliders