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The “Boy Crisis” is also hitting higher education in the form of fewer numbers of men attending college as compared to women.

Students fear retaliation from professors, they feel pressured to accept the teachers viewpoints and say teachers introduce political comments in non-political classes, according to a new survey by ACTA.

Accreditation processes that don’t produce better teachers aren’t cost efficient and they don’t help our students.

Mal Kline exposes the illusory nature of McCarthyism in academia by examining testimony of Dr. Ellen Schrecker.

Discussions of school reform often result is shouting matches and excercises in passing the buck rather than honest discussion and creative ideas about how to fix public education, but a group of educators that spoke at AEI recently have a problem with that approach.

In school reports and newspapers, hoaxes and fraud get treated like fact all too often.

Bucknell conservatives are planning a benefit flower sale, while their liberal counterparts sell crude items and The Vagina Monologues.

A student responds to Mal Kline’s article, Fetishes at UIUC.

The NAACP recently condemned the “racist” use of the song “Black Betty” at hockey games, despite the obvious fact that the song was in fact written by a black man.

The boy crisis in education has arrived, with boys lagging behind girls in all subjects, over-represented in special education, and posting significantly lower graduation rates.

A new study that compares funding of Colorado and North Carolina state university systems shows that more money isn’t always the best thing.

The mental health establishment’s power over government is creating a market for psychiatric drugs by requiring screenings and then overdiagnosing children.