Mark Bauerlein is a journalist and writer who focuses on cultural and political issues. His work has been featured in publications such as the New York Post, First Things Magazine, The Wall Street Journal, The Epoch Times, and The Federalist. Bauerlein often writes about topics related to religion, education, and popular culture.
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Mark Bauerlein's coverage focuses on expert commentary and profile features, with a strong emphasis on culture & society, education, politics, mental health, and cultural controversies. His articles often include religious themes as well.
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Conversations with Mark Bauerlein
Is there any institution in the United States that, though built on ideals of political neutrality, is more politically biased, more hard left, than the college campus?
Daniel Buck joins in to discuss his new report, Think Again.
Given the power that trustees of a college possess, one must ask why trustees are so negligible a factor in the institution's operations. Trustees oversee matters of personnel, finance, curriculum, athletics, building construction, and overall mission—or at least that's what they are supposed to do. Of course, they aren't the only voice, but they are the final voice on many things. In the toolkit issued by the American Council of Trustees and Alumni, the authors
T he latest installment of an ongoing interview series with contributing editor Mark Bauerlein.
Conversations with Mark Bauerlein
The whole country, it seems, has changed its mind on cellphone use in schools. Commentary
T he latest installment of an ongoing interview series with contributing editor Mark Bauerlein. David R.
Conversations with Mark Bauerlein
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