Wheel of Fortune host Pat Sajak is formally asking his fellow celebrities and performers to mind their own business when it comes to politics. Many conservative Christian colleges have announced their 2024 commencement speakers, and they don’t include any Republican politicians or former Trump administration officials as November’s presidential election looms.
“Rick’s inspirational leadership is an expression of his heart to bring the Gospel to the whole world,” said university President William M. Wilson. “His words and wisdom will launch this year’s graduates on their journey as leaders, world-changers, and innovators.” According to Republican and Democratic analysts, conservative colleges hope to avoid offending donors amid a polarizing election rematch between President Biden and Mr. Trump.
“We appreciate Governor Youngkin’s commitment to growing Virginia’s workforce and its connection with higher education,” said VCU President Michael Rao. Other commencement speakers at Christian campuses next month will emphasize themes of entertainment, religion and financial success. “Megha and Nirav Tolia flourished in their respective careers by supporting one another and embracing the unknown with optimism,” SMU spokesperson Greg Ramirez told The Times. “The story of their collective success … is notable and worthy for our graduates to hear about on this special occasion.”• The University of Notre Dame, the Catholic-run school in Indiana that hosted former Reagan speechwriter Peggy Noonan in 2019, will have its president — the Rev. John I.
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