Articles by Malcolm A. Kline

College recruiters are seeking out an unlikely batch of recruits—high school dropouts.

In New York, a public school system that once was the envy of the world has become an international laughingstock. The laugh track is not likely to die out anytime soon.

“Turnout among low-income voters was down while Democratic support among the affluent seems confined to those on public-sector and university payrolls,” veteran political analyst Michael Barone

Although primary source information on legendary sex researcher Alfred C. Kinsey has been out for more than a decade, it does not stop academics from heaping admiration upon his legacy that borders on veneration.

Baby disrupts pro-choice argument.

We will announce our next event in this spot.

Academic researchers are still trying to find a way to explain the left-ward drift of students without accounting for public schools.

Parents who wonder how much more aggressive sex education can get should be concerned about guidelines which the United Nations is concocting, inspired by Alfred Kinsey.

“For, unlike the ordinary entrepreneur who risks everything on the success of his or her venture, the academic can merely return to the well-salaried security of the classroom upon the failure of an endeavor.”— Jay Schalin of The Pope Center

Teachers are suing the state of Arizona to reinstate a controversial ethnic studies curricula that the state assembly cut off funding for earlier this year.

If national elections were held exclusively on college campuses, America truly would become a one-party state.

Catholic Boston College had dropped a link to Planned Parenthood that appeared on one of its school websites.