HAMILTON, NY—With student enrollment dropping due to rising doubts over wasting hundreds of thousands of dollars for four years of binge drinking, the Colgate Administration has begun a new alternative facts campaign to improve Colgate’s image. Inspired by the genius of Kellyanne Conway, the Colgate administration hopes by focusing on what is not not true, they can make Colgate whatever they want it to be with zero effort or legitimate changes.
The administration is currently focusing on improving their reputations with students. Survey results were posted on Colgate’s website showing that 64% of students love the administration, and 36% of students think all administrators should be granted sainthood. “The less transparent they are, the more secure I feel,” says a totally real student, “The EGP process is flawless, their multicultural policies are poppin, and honestly I really just feel like they care about what I have to say.” When Rag reporters reached out to ask about how the survey was conducted, they were held in an undisclosed location for three weeks and returned with an ‘Administration is Life’ tattoo on their collarbones.
The success of the alternative facts campaign has been so great that it is now expanding into the Admissions Office. “Colgate is ranked number one in diversity across the nation,” stated an admissions representative, “I’m talking diversity ranging from every corner of Westchester county, from Bronxville all the way to Scarsdale.” While this alternative fact has been popularly cited as increasing enrollment numbers from diverse backgrounds, transfer applications have also spiked as students attempt to get away from “this white-washed, Vineyard Vines hell.” Admissions is currently reworking their definition of diversity to include varying shades of hair color, shoe size, and height, to achieve defining 100% of the student body as a multicultural student.
As the administration revels in the campaign’s success thus far, rumors have been going around that they will be adding a new course to the core curriculum next fall to better train students in the art of alternative facts and bullshitting. As it is looking more and more like the facts of academia are growing out of fashion, the administration hopes this move will better prepare students for life after graduation.