Articles by Malcolm A. Kline

Education activists, including the community organizer in the White House, look at the ruin that public education has become and want to expand it.

A little bible college in Los Angeles may revive the, at best, moribund and musty discipline of philosophy and academic philosophers don’t like it one bit.

Newt Gingrich has described Europe as in a state of “elegant decay.” What happens when they lose the elegance?

Perhaps it takes someone educated in the Civil Rights era to see the startling similarities between yesterday’s segregationists and today’s diversity officers, although the fact that both claim to advance “the common good” should raise suspicions.

The Colorado Board of Regents wants to take a poll to find out whether ideology governs hiring practices in the university system and the American Association of University Professors (AAUP)  is clearly not happy about it.

Does the Supreme Court ruling=more student aid?

Diana West, author of the epic American Betrayal: The Secret Assault on Our Nation’s Character, will speak at the next Accuracy in Academia Author’s Night on July 17, 2013.

When the pro-choice crowd tries to prove how put upon they are, they only succeed in demonstrating their prevalence.

We may now have to face the possibility that entire fields of study have been inflated beyond their value.

Left and right might actually agree more often if the former too the time to understand the latter.

“Campuses: Islands of intolerance in a sea of freedom.” –Christina Hoff Sommers

When you compare meticulously researched commercial histories with the extended blogs that pass for academic ones, you come to a startling revelation: Just about everything we’ve been taught about our history is wrong.