Articles by Malcolm A. Kline

We have finally learned what, in this day and age, can get students thrown off of federal property—singing the National Anthem.

Sometimes academic health research can look downright unhealthy, particularly if it is funded by the federal government.

Advocates of abstinence education have long been suspicious of their opposite number who support “comprehensive” sex education. Earlier this summer, teenagers in Shenandoah, Iowa found out just how comprehensively the subject can be covered.

One sign of the decay in academia is the deep funk college administrators go through when left-wing professors retire.

One of the odd dichotomies in the academic career of Supreme Court nominee Elena Kagan is her militant opposition to the U. S. military’s ban on homosexuality and her equally fervent embrace of the Shariah law of the Mideast that proscribes death for homosexuals.

What do you do after you run New York City into the ground? You teach at Columbia.

Apparently if your child draws a flag in class, the student better put it in a circle so as not to offend the teacher.

When it first came out, I predicted that the Michael Moore “health care documentary” Sicko would soon be used in college courses. I was off: It’s being used in a high school.

With all of the courses that have the word “studies” attached to them, you would think that students are actually doing more studying. Au contraire mon ami.

Conservative students opting out of campus battles in favor of national ones may want to refocus their efforts.

Truly, the Lord works in strange and mysterious ways. It was both unbelievable and unsurprising at the same time that…

In their frustration with education reform, conservative theorists often fall prey to the same inclination of their putative opponents—nationalization.