Articles by Malcolm A. Kline

But isn’t mandatory diversity an oxymoron?

Because diversity begins at the doorway. “Student ambassadors at Cornell University were given an ‘orientation packet’ ahead of welcoming the…

Two new reports indicate that they have.

The University of Texas at Austin seems to think so. “For example, UT has a Social Justice Institute, a ‘central…

The Thomas B. Fordham Institute looked at it and came up with some interesting findings.

A professor at the University of Michigan refused to write a letter of recommendation for a student who wants to study in Israel.

Those collegiate who keep telling pollsters that the Bill of Rights is less important to them than their comfort may want to see how comfortable they would be in a nation, or continent, where leaders felt the same way.

Apparently, she’s still not over the 2016 election results.

A recommendation that the heroes of the Alamo not be described that way was sharply rejected by the Texas Education Commission but the first woman to get the Democratic nomination for president was not so fortunate.

A sociology major at Harvard is so afraid of rich people that she took to the pages of The Crimson to describe this fear.

Yet and still, there may be a mismatch between what universities like to teach and the labor force.

A Yale professor who supports raising teacher salaries nevertheless admits that there is little evidence showing that such salary increases affect educational outcomes.