Articles by Malcolm A. Kline

Democratic activists would probably love to move the vote to impeach President Trump out of Congress and into colleges and universities.

When the original name of their course, Math for Social Justice, got negative feedback, Teach for America changed the name of the course.

If you think charter schools are not as academically rigorous as traditional public schools, you haven’t met Desmond Cain.

It should stand to reason that if taxpayer funds are bankrolling the suppression of the First Amendment, then maybe the funding should be cut.

When not amassing tens of thousands of twitter followers with anti-Trump memes that stop short of conspiracies (because he uses the word “may”), Seth Abrahamson teaches at the University of New Hampshire.

The professoriate is fighting what it perceives as federal budget cuts to higher education proposed by the Trump Administration.

CU-Boulder’s exchange program with reality

Commencement speakers may not share our values and experiences but they are perfectly in sync with the world view in academia today.

Tenure has long been treasured by progressives, except when it benefits conservatives, like John McAdams.

Why do the same students who cry out for safe spaces try to make their universities unsafe?

There is confusion in academia of who would represent conservatism in Congress, whether it is Mitch McConnell or Paul Ryan.

Academic jargon is hard to understand, but one academic noted that the insider terminology does not help students progress in their fields of study.