Articles by Malcolm A. Kline

When a California judge threw out the state’s teacher tenure laws, he sent shock waves throughout the K-12 educational establishment…

When Catholic colleges and universities embrace diversity, Catholics should worry.  “Loyola University Chicago recently christened a new pagan student club,…

When faced with a choice between confronting two evils, elites—particularly academic ones—usually focus on the less prevalent one.  “In April,…

On both coasts, grandparents are learning to apply a modern-day rule of thumb with surprising accuracy: If it looks inane,…

For several years now, I have been honored to be a member of a group known as the Philadelphia Society….

A venerable enumeration of the rights of man is barely taught anymore, resulting in record low recognition of same. “I…

A left-wing high school teacher is actually complaining about a text book’s treatment of the Vietnam War, because it is…

“What do you call Democrats with kids?” goes a joke of fairly recent vintage. “Republicans,” is the punch line. Former…

When the reasons mount for rethinking cherished academic practices, academia doubles down on those procedures. For example, as the Center…

Although it may be considered quaint to recall the Reagan years during the Obama era,  particularly in academic circles, a…

As we’ve noted before, when proponents of the Obama Administration’s Common Core education reforms try to make the case for…

Accuracy in Academia has proudly joined a distinguished cadre questioning the federal funding of biased Middle East studies programs in…