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Ethical Issues On Campus: Responding to Student Complaints of Liberal Bias in the Classroom

In a number of recent reports, conservative students enrolled in college courses from various disciplines have complained about having their political views and values ridiculed by liberal professors. Some have even asserted that their grades have been lowered and their participation in academic programs hindered because of professors' political bias. These students have found a strong champion in conservative activists like David Horowitz and his organization "Students for Academic Freedom," which advocates that state legislatures should adopt an "Academic Bill of Rights" to protect students from biased academics. Opponents claim that these students and their supporters refuse to consider the validity of perspectives and ideas that differ from their own, and that their legislative proposals will restrict academic freedom and a classroom environment that fosters open and critical dialogue.