Articles by Malcolm A. Kline

Apparently, taking a knee during the National Anthem is too respectful of Old Glory for at least one academic.

Perhaps they should have talked to some people who work with them.

And the education establishment hastens to shift blame from the college’s left leaning ambience.

This homeschooling dad claims they are.

It depends on their zip code, a pair of researchers suggest.

College and university administrators may want to think twice about deterring students from passing out copies of the U. S. Constitution: They may not find it unconstitutional, but it can get expensive.

Fourteen groups sent a letter to Congress urging lawmakers to bring more diversity to Middle East Studies grants.

And it’s a word they don’t get to hear much.

The enclave in the Alps in which the President went to the World Economic Forum is apparently something like Aspen and draws the same type of people.

U. S. Rep. Virginia Foxx, R-NC, is seeking to overhaul America’s cumbersome system of federal aid to education. She is…

A favorite theme among journalists and academics alike is the rarity of crimes committed by immigrants. As it turns out, that likelihood may depend on whether the immigrants themselves are here legally.

A California teacher who tried to show why he is among the best and the brightest may have proven instead that he is one of the first of the worst.