Mark Bauerlein
Author
Mark Bauerlein is an emeritus professor of English at Emory University. His work has been featured in The Wall Street Journal, The Weekly Standard, The Washington Post, the TLS, and the Chronicle of Higher Education.
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The Ban Is Spreading—Good!
The whole country, it seems, has changed its mind on cellphone use in schools.
The Loss of the Sacred
The not-too-subtle mimicry of da Vinci’s masterpiece proved conclusively that, today, nothing is sacred.
There Are Places Where Great Books and Ideas Are Still Taught
There are diamonds in the rough, places where great books and ideas, masterpieces and heroes, and beauty and sublimity are still imparted to young minds.
Including Bible in School Curriculums Helps With Understanding American History
The choice of what to teach is not a matter of equality or secularity. It is a matter of what young Americans need to learn to understand America’s history.
Ban the Phones, Says Governor Sanders
The real innovators of the present time are the ones saying no to the digital wave.
DEI in Red States
Institutions that continue to profess DEI declare where they stand, and it’s far from where citizens in conservative states sit.
Bring the Great American Novel Back to Class
In a white paper just out from the American Enterprise Institute, I make the case for the recovery of tradition, and I salute the governors who have done so.
