Harvard's "deliberate indifference" to campus antisemitism began long before October 7, 2023 and shows no signs of being corrected, while for the entire 21st century, Columbia University has been ground zero of academia's anti-Israel problem. Opinion.
The most combative, definitive action any university has taken against an SJP chapter to date is a permanent ban. From a legalistic perspective, this would seem to end the matter. But it won't. Opinion.
Everything about the day was planned for maximum cruelty. No analogues in modern history exist. Call it simply October 7. Opinion.
University of Rochester (UofR) in upstate New York simply denies that SJP exists on its campus, except that it is most definitely there. Opinion.
The various approaches to protests, riots, building takeovers, and encampments range from conciliatory to combative, from acquiescing to banning. Opinion.
Making a deal means trusting Iran, and trusting a crazy state to adhere to any agreement is itself a kind of craziness. The only thing to do is stimulate a revolt. Opinion.
Be part of a silent, dignified response to the last two years of pro-Hamas and anti-Israel protests, demonstrations, encampments, and intimidation masquerading as righteousness and protected under the aegis of 'academic freedom'.
While many schools are destroying their brands, RIT fought back. And it has no Middle Eastern studies department and no SJP chapter to poison the university's atmosphere. Opinion.
