Following is a list of articles and press releases appearing on HNN that concern bias in the teaching and writing of history. Articles are listed in reverse chronological order.
- Jonathan Zimmerman: Liberal professors have become alienated from the public
- Inside Higher Ed: Study: Liberals dominate academic faculties in humanities
- Daniel Pipes: Political Correctness at Slippery Rock
- Alan Levy: Political Correctness Is Alive and Well on College Campuses
- David Horowitz: Bruin Alumni Association ... How Not to Wage a Campus Campaign
- Mark Naison:Live With It! Liberal and Leftist Professors are Here To Stay!
- Marc Stein: Post-Tenure Lavender Blues
- Gay scholars join in attack on the NEH
- David Beito: The AHA Fumbles on Speech Codes
- Ben Johnson: David Horowitz's $10,000 Challenge to the Historians of the AHA
- Historians Vow to Oppose the Conservative Campaign to Pressure Universities to Hire Conservatives
- Lee Kaplan: Bias at a Community College Against Israel
- Daniel Pipes: Conservative Professors, an Endangered Species
- David Beito, Robert"KC" Johnson, and Ralph E. Luker: Who's Undermining Freedom of Speech on Campus Now
- Sara Dogan: Does the AHA Approve of the Goals of the Academic Bill of Rights?
- Bias in Teaching: A Montclair State University English professor has become a topic of great political controversy as a local journalist accused him of using his classroom as a breeding ground for his own political agenda. An article published in FrontPage Magazine, an online forum for political columnists, said professor Grover Furr was one who"employs a simple ploy in ramming Marxism, glowing accounts of communism and anti-U.S. propaganda down his students' throats." Furr has a PhD in medieval studies.
- Steven Plaut: Leftwing Israeli Academics Shouldn't Be Complaining
- Neve Gordon: Why Some Israeli Professors Feel They Are the Victims of an Old-Fashioned Witch Hunt
- Thomas Ryan and Steven Vincent: Indoctrination at Colorado's Afroamerican Studies Program
- Jonathan Chait: Why Academia Shuns Republicans
- David Horowitz: The Radical Visions that Shaped Some Leading Historians
- News Story: Two studies being published on Nov. 18 show that Republicans are outnumbered in academia. One of the studies, a national survey of more than 1,000 academics, shows that Democratic professors outnumber Republicans by at least seven to one in the humanities and social sciences. That ratio is more than twice as lopsided as it was three decades ago, and it seems quite likely to keep increasing, because the younger faculty members are more consistently Democratic than the ones nearing retirement, said Daniel Klein, an associate professor of economics at Santa Clara University and a co-author of the study. In a separate study of voter registration records, Professor Klein found a nine-to-one ratio of Democrats to Republicans on the faculties of Berkeley and Stanford. That study, which included professors from the hard sciences, engineering and professional schools as well as the humanities and social sciences, also found the ratio especially lopsided among the younger professors of assistant or associate rank: 183 Democrats versus 6 Republicans.
- David Horowitz: Bias in the California University System
- John H. Morrow, Jr.:I Don't Punish Students Who Disagree with Me (with a Response by David Horowitz)
- Robert"KC" Johnson:The Not-So-Hidden Agenda of Global Studies
- Bias in the Supplementary Materials Used by History Teachers (New study by the Thomas B. Fordham Foundation study,"The Stealth Curriculum: Manipulating America's History Teachers," written by Sandra Stotsky)
- Biased World History Textbooks Warp American Children's Outlook
- A teacher assigns kids Paul Johnson AND Howard Zinn so they can sort through the authors' biases.
- Daniel Pipes: The Leftwing Bias of University Publishers
- World History Textbooks Biased Against Israel
- Are the National Book Awards Biased in Favor of Liberals?
- Colorado Hearing: Evidence that History Professors Are Biased
- James Bradley: The Man Who Celebrated Iwo Jima Flag-Raisers Writes Like Howard Zinn Michael P. Tremoglie
- The Historian Who Defends North Korea Anders Lewis
- Let's All Agree We Should Aim for Objectivity Thomas Reeves
- Should Professors Air Their Views on Controversial Subjects in the Classroom? Thomas G. Palaima
- Bias in the History Profession Robert"KC" Johnson
- The Academic Bill of Rights: Not Exactly McCarthyism Thomas Reeves
- Campus Watch, a Year Later Martin Kramer
- The Conservatives' Misguided Plan to Force Balance in Colorado's College Classrooms Jonathan Rees
- What's Wrong with Radical History ... And the Radical"Historians Against the War" Neil Cameron
- Why I Felt Out of Place at the World History ConferenceTimothy Furnish
- Are Labor Historians Closet Marxists--Or Do They Just Have Closed Minds?Anders Lewis
- Howard Zinn's Biased History Daniel J. Flynn
- My Brooklyn College Tenure BattleKC Johnson
- Mr. Foner Vs. Mr. HorowitzNathan Williams
- Is Noam Chomsky Anti-American?David Webster
- Did the OAH Stack the Panel Devoted to the War in Iraq? Ronald Radosh
- What Glenda Gilmore Really Said Glenda Gilmore
- Why Liberal Historians Opposed to the War Are Sounding Shrill Ronald Radosh
- Comments on Eric Foner's Alleged Biases David Horowitz
- Do World History Textbooks Sugarcoat Islamic History?
- How the Media Elite Cover Up the Truth About Vietnam Leonard Magruder
- A Conservative Student at a Liberal School J.D. Cassidy
- The Historian Who Called Harry Truman"America's Stalin" Arnold Beichman
- NoIndoctrination.org: Complaints from students about bias in the classroom NoIndoctrination.org
- Eric Hobsbawm: Ruined by Communism? David Pryce-Jones
- A Challenge to Paul Buhle Harvey Klehr and John Earl Haynes
- Press Release by BlessedCause.com: Bias in Textbooks in California Jennifer Schroeder
- Daniel Pipes: Defended Against the Charge of McCarthyism Stanley Kurtz
- Are Conservative Historians Excluded from Search Committees? David Horowitz
- The Sandbagging of Robert"KC" Johnson Ron Radosh
- Why I Was Denied Tenure Robert David"KC" Johnson
- Reader Comments: The Case of Peter Kirstein HNN Readers
- Campus Watch: Keeping an Eye on Professors Who Teach About the Middle East Campus Watch
- An Atheist Sees Bias in a Texas Textbook Laura Sargent
- David Horowitz Versus Christopher Hitchens David Horowitz
- The Left Should Look in the Mirror David Horowitz
- Historians and 9-11 Ron Radosh
- Should American Kids Be Reading Houghton Mifflin's Textbook on the History of Islam and the West? Daniel Pipes
- How the Bellesiles Story Developed HNN Staff