Articles by Malcolm A. Kline

Since most professors want more regulations, this is truly a breakthrough. “If you rent or buy a place to live…

In the latest issue of Reason magazine, Katherine Mangu-Ward adds something to the gun control debate that activists and academics on all sides of the issue rarely provide—facts.

Thanks to social media, a demoted professor can still make like a “public intellectual.”

Evidently there is still a bit of real diversity at Harvard.

Having failed in direct votes on even the most ardently anti-Israel campuses, propoents of boycotting, divesting from and sanctioning Israel and its scholars, BDS forces have been attempting to work their will on academia by stealth.

When university presidents get even a fraction of the abuse the rare conservative speaker in academe gets, they go into overdrive.

When do tree-hugging students dislike trees? When they’re in Israel.

The half of millennials who think collectivism would be cool to live under should contemplate the history their professors spare them.

Communism is winning the battle of ideas in the dream world of academia that it could never win in the real world.

In the Fall issue of the Intercollegiate Review, writer Gracy Olmstead makes a more cogent case for the study of literature than we’ve ever heard at the Modern Language Association.

Follow the money is a good guide to education reporting too.

It turns out that university administrators can feel apologetic.