The Pope Center keeps tabs on public lectures given on colleges campuses in North Carolina’s Triangle region. Occasionally we find a good serious talk (such as George Nash’s upcoming lecture at Duke on Herbert Hoover’s recently discovered critique of FDR).

More often, though, we learn how astonishingly narrow the thinking is on campus.

Today, Jenna Robinson identified four lectures in one month at one school—the flagship, UNC-Chapel Hill—all of which decry capitalism. One of the lectures takes “a critical look at some assumptions undergirding our free market”: another claims that American prosperity is rooted in slavery—and there are two more.

Robinson lists them on a John Locke Foundation blog. (She found no lectures defending capitalism.)