Articles by Malcolm A. Kline

The recent bullying of a University of Nebraska student begs the question of whether academic freedom covers harassment.

Maybe Ivy-covered walls don’t provide as good an education as prison walls.

Just about everything.

Three professors from the University of California at Riverside are coming to that conclusion.

When campus radicals run out of conservatives or even moderates to use the heckler’s veto on, they turn their sights to other radicals deemed insufficiently radical.

The venerable old mascot at the University of Illinois still does more than ruffle feathers.

But not for administrators.

The very people, professors, who tell us to be civil and tolerant may be the most uncivil and intolerant of us all.

After an audit, the U. S. Department of Education’s inspector general has deemed Western Governors University unworthy of federal student aid.

Apparently a University of Iowa wrestler learned just enough code to pin down his own answers and grades.

When President Obama was running for office he suggested that instead of worrying whether everyone spoke English, Americans should learn to speak Spanish but is that even sufficiently multilingual today?

Elections do occasionally have consequences.