Campus Antisemitism

Harvard magazine suspended for echoing Nazi rhetoric

Harvard conservative magazine 'Harvard Salient' shut down after publishing article laced with Nazi rhetoric.

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After campus threats, professor 'apologizes' for IDF past

After masked activists disrupted his lecture and threatened his life, Professor Michael Ben-Gad reaffirmed his IDF service, saying he 'would have crawled over cut glass' to defend his people.

Cornell paper pulls image comparing Jews to Nazis

Cornell Daily Sun removes a graphic likening Jews to Nazis after backlash. The image, tied to a piece on Israel and Gaza, described as “highly offensive” and an example of Holocaust inversion.

Judge:

Northwestern can discipline students refusing antisemitism video

Federal judge allows Northwestern to block enrollment for students who boycotted antisemitism training.

London:

Anti-Israel protesters threaten to behead Israeli academic

At City St George’s, University of London, anti-Israel protesters invaded Professor Michael Ben-Gad’s lecture, shouting threats to behead him before being removed by security.

Brown University joins MIT in rejecting Trump admin funding offer

Brown University’s Jewish president turns down Trump’s ‘Compact’ deal for campuses, which offers special funding in exchange for an array of concessions.

US judge lifts travel ban on anti-Israel activist Mahmoud Khalil

A federal judge lifts travel restrictions on activist Mahmoud Khalil, allowing him to speak nationwide as he fights deportation.

After synagogue attack

UK demands action on campus antisemitism

After the deadly Yom Kippur attack in Manchester, the UK government urges universities to act against rising antisemitism on campuses.

On Yom Kippur

University of Maryland's BDS resolution sparks outrage

University of Maryland’s student government passes a BDS resolution on Yom Kippur, drawing sharp criticism from Jewish leaders who called the timing exclusionary.

Following antisemitism probe

Trump announces $500M deal with Harvard

Trump announces $500M deal with Harvard to launch trade schools amid federal pressure over antisemitism, Gaza protests, and DEI policies.

Stoking Antisemitism

If the pro-Islamist globalists can successfully create enough divisiveness between Christians and Jews worldwide to collapse the Judeo-Christian infrastructure of the United States, Canada, Western Europe, and Israel, then the foundation of Western civilization will collapse. Opinion.

Syracuse U:

Pork thrown into Jewish frat on Rosh Hashanah

Two Syracuse students face hate crime charges after throwing pork into a Jewish frat house during Rosh Hashanah. Officials condemn the act as abhorrent and promise disciplinary action.

Who really killed Charlie Kirk?

The spawns of Lucifer and Lilith. Op-ed.

Judge orders anti-Israel activist Mahmoud Khalil deported

Immigration judge orders the deportation of former Columbia University student Mahmoud Khalil, citing undisclosed info on his green card application. His lawyers fear a swift, unfavorable appeal.

Worldwide survey:

78% of Jewish students hide religious identity on campus

More than 80% of Jewish students worldwide hide their Zionist identity, while one in five know Jewish peers who were physically assaulted on campus this past year.

Addressing Campus SJP Problems:

Part II: Denial at the University of Rochester

University of Rochester (UofR) in upstate New York simply denies that SJP exists on its campus, except that it is most definitely there. Opinion.

Addressing Campus SJP Problems:

Part I: Some approaches

The various approaches to protests, riots, building takeovers, and encampments range from conciliatory to combative, from acquiescing to banning. Opinion.

Campus antisemitism probe:

Northwestern President resigns

Northwestern President Michael Schill resigns amid federal funding freeze and criticism over campus protests. He’ll stay on until an interim leader is named and help restore the university’s lost funding.

'Free speech concerns'

Judge blocks Trump bid to strip Harvard of $2.2 billion

Federal judge halts the Trump administration’s attempt to cut $2.2 billion in Harvard funding, ruling it used antisemitism as a “smokescreen” and violated free speech and academic freedom protections.

'From River to Sea'

George Mason University faces backlash over SJP's video

George Mason University’s SJP chapter posts a controversial video calling for Palestinian "liberation" and praising Hamas. The university, after suspending the group for radical actions, is now reviewing the video for possible legal violations.

America’s professors have declared war on Israel

The AAUP has humiliated itself. Its president calls Israel’s self-defense “genocide,” while cozying up to fringe anti-Zionist groups. Opinion.

Over hostile antisemitism

GWU suspends Jewish Voice for Peace

George Washington University suspends its JVP chapter for antisemitic acts and holding an event on Hitler's birthday.

Campus antisemitism

Report: Harvard, Trump administration close to settlement

Harvard is reportedly nearing a $500 million settlement with the Trump administration to end investigations and restore federal funding, ending standoff over antisemitism probes, academic freedom, and the university’s refusal to meet demands.

California:

Jewish coalition opposes UCLA antisemitism settlement demands

California Jewish groups say Trump $1B demand of UCLA ‘does not make Jewish students safer.’

Over antisemitic posts

Adelphi University puts SJP on probation

Adelphi University places its Students for Justice in Palestine chapter on probation after social media posts created a hostile environment for Jewish students.

Targeting anti-Israel activists

Stanford newspaper sues Trump administration

The Stanford Daily sues the Trump administration, challenging its use of immigration law to target pro-Palestinian Arab activists and arguing that the government's actions unlawfully curtail First Amendment rights.

Mahmoud Khalil defends Columbia protests, downplays antisemitism

In an interview with Ezra Klein, campus protest leader Mahmoud Khalil dismisses concerns over antisemitism, calling them a 'manufactured hysteria' while explaining his interpretation of Hamas' October 7th massacre in Israel.

Antisemitism drives Canadian youth back towards Judaism

The world's media are thick with hatred for Jews and Israel. Many students are weathering this storm by holding fast to their Jewish identity and community.

Over anti-Israel protests

University of Michigan charges students

The University of Michigan files complaints against 11 students involved in anti-Israel protests, citing violations such as obstructing police and disrupting public safety.

Over antisemitism

Trump admin refers Harvard to DOJ

Trump administration refers Harvard to the DOJ over claims it failed to address antisemitic harassment of Jewish and Israeli students.

Promises on antisemitism

Brown U. reaches $50 million settlement with govt.

Following latest deal with a prominent university, President Trump writes: 'There will be no more Anti-Semitism, or Anti-Christian, or Anti-Anything Else! Woke is officially DEAD at Brown.'

SJP banned at UW-Madison after violating campus rules

The University of Wisconsin-Madison has suspended its Students for Justice in Palestine chapter until 2026, citing rule violations during a protest of an April event featuring former UN ambassador Linda Thomas-Greenfield.

Campus antisemitism:

Trump open to $500m settlement with Harvard

President Trump says his administration may accept $500 million from Harvard to end funding dispute tied to antisemitism and diversity policies.

UC settles UCLA antisemitism lawsuit for $6.13 million

UCLA settles antisemitism lawsuit with $6.13M payout, including donations to Jewish groups.

Campus antisemitism:

Harvard weighs $500m settlement

Harvard is reportedly nearing a $500 million settlement with the Trump administration over alleged civil rights violations involving Jewish and Israeli students.

Rudy Rochman to Arutz Sheva:

'My mission began at the age of seven'

Jewish-Israeli activist Rudy Rochman speaks about fighting antisemitism and says that many Jewish leaders were against confronting the problem in the years before October 7th.

Federal funds restored:

Columbia accepts $221 million deal, adopts antisemitism measures

Columbia University will pay over $220 million to settle federal funding disputes and EEOC investigations related to antisemitism.

State Dep. investigates Harvard over exchange visitor program

US State Department investigating Harvard’s eligibility to sponsor international visitors under the Exchange Visitor Program, citing security and compliance concerns. Harvard says the move is retaliatory.

Mahmoud Khalil repeatedly refuses to condemn Hamas on CNN

Columbia anti-Israel activist engages in argument with CNN host Pamela Brown over whether it is appropriate to ask him to condemn the October 7 massacre and the terrorists who carried it out.

Over Gaza protest

Columbia expels, suspends students

Columbia University issues mass suspensions, expulsions, and other penalties for students involved in a pro-Palestinian Arab protest in May.

Sanders meets Columbia protest leader, slams Trump

Senator Bernie Sanders meets with Mahmoud Khalil, a Columbia student activist jailed for 104 days over anti-Israel protests, condemns the Trump administration’s actions.

Harvard battles Trump admin in court over funding freeze

Harvard and the Trump administration face off in court over a $2 billion funding freeze tied to alleged campus antisemitism. Harvard says the move endangers vital research and academic freedom.

Whitewashing Anti-Israel campus protests

Where outsiders saw antisemitism, violence, and disruption of expensive educations, Brown and other "insiders" uniformly praise the protesting students for their bravery and deny that they are antisemitic. Opinion.

Hillel:

Antisemitism on college campuses down in some areas, up in others

Antisemitic assaults and vandalism are down on campuses but online bullying is up, Hillel finds.

Harvard sued by Jewish graduate over antisemitic assault

Jewish Harvard grad Yoav Segev sues Harvard University and its police, alleging the school failed to discipline students who assaulted him during an October 2023 protest.

Amid reports of settlement:

Columbia U adopts antisemitism definition

Columbia adopts Israel-related antisemitism definition as it negotiates with Trump administration.

In Congress

Berkeley Chancellor defends handling of antisemitism

UC Berkeley Chancellor Rich Lyons, along with leaders from Georgetown and CUNY, faces congressional hearing on campus antisemitism, defends his university’s handling of the phenomenon.

Campus antisemitism:

Mahmoud Khalil seeks $20m from Trump admin

Columbia graduate Mahmoud Khalil is suing the Trump administration for $20 million, alleging retaliatory detention for over 100 days due to his role in campus demonstrations against Israel's war in Gaza.

Trump vs. Harvard:

Admin threatens subpoenas and accreditation loss

Trump administration intensifying its dispute with Harvard University, with the Department of Homeland Security set to issue subpoenas over alleged foreign student misconduct.

Pro-Israel professor Shai Davidai exits Columbia University

Israeli-born Columbia University professor Shai Davidai, who ripped the school's failure to address campus antisemitism, is leaving his post, effective July 8, 2025.

Barnard College reaches settlement in antisemitism lawsuit

Barnard College settles a lawsuit brought by Jewish students over alleged rising antisemitism. The agreement includes a campus-wide mask ban, disengagement from the Columbia University Apartheid Divest group, and the creation of a Title VI coordinator to oversee anti-discrimination compliance.

Report:

Columbia, Trump admin close to funding deal amid antisemitism row

The Wall Street Journal reports that Columbia University and the Trump administration are in advanced talks to restore federal funding, previously cut due to alleged antisemitism. Columbia seeks to regain funding while maintaining autonomy.

Amid antisemitism probes

UC President reaffirms ban on student-led boycotts

While not specifically naming Israel, University of California President Michael Drake reaffirms that student governments are barred from financial boycotts against companies tied to any country, amid federal probes into antisemitism.

New JPPI report warns:

Israel studies are disappearing from American campuses

New report from the Jewish People Policy Institute highlights the existential threats facing Israel Studies in American universities, citing rising anti-Israel sentiment, academic marginalization, and ideological bias.

Columbia acting President apologizes for anti-Israel texts

Columbia University's interim president Claire Shipman apologizes privately after leaked texts show her targeting a Jewish trustee for pro-Israel views and calling for an Arab board member.

Harvard rejects Trump administration’s antisemitism claims

Harvard University denies federal accusations of "deliberate indifference" to antisemitism, stating it has taken steps to address the issue.

Trump Admin

Harvard violated civil rights law in tolerating antisemitism

A letter sent to Harvard President Alan Garber warns that unless the university implements immediate corrective measures to combat antisemitism, it risks losing all federal financial support and jeopardizing its relationship with the federal government.

US campus antisemitism

'I have to consider whether to wear a Star of David'

A new report reveals a disturbing reality on U.S. and European campuses since the October 7th attack: 96% of Jewish students reported harassment, alienation, and fear due to their Jewish identity.

Freed student Mahmoud Khalil joins NYC anti-Israel rally

Two days after being released from immigration detention, Mahmoud Khalil participates in anti-Israel protest in New York City in which participants chant “Palestine will live forever”.

Judge orders release of Columbia U activist Mahmoud Khalil

Federal judge orders the release of Mahmoud Khalil, a leader of pro-Palestinian Arab protests at Columbia University, who has been in custody since March facing potential deportation.