In the face of rising antisemitism, college educators—especially in Jewish studies departments—face new expectations inside and outside the classroom
Skyrocketing foreign student enrollment at American universities is giving foreign governments power over what our universities teach while acculturating American students in third-world hatreds
Being a Jew at Harvard is way worse than you think
Students at America’s top universities are learning the lesson Hamas has internalized
A letter from 500 Jews at Columbia University may be a landmark in the struggle to escape a stifling regime of doublethink and ensure the American Jewish future through proud and open dissent
An investigation into the witches’ brew of billionaires, Islamists, and leftists behind the campus protests
What it’s like to care for Israel at Bates College
UC Berkeley Law School Dean Erwin Chemerinsky is taught a lesson about the sectarian power politics of his own progressivism
Understanding the true problem is the only way to land on an effective solution
Thuggish intimidation of Jewish students and teachers is the new normal as leftist brownshirts topple once-heralded free speech bastion
A massive increase in foreign money and students on American campuses is driving radicalization and subsidizing institutional failure
A professor and his wife saw their lives upended by their decision to denounce terrorism in Israel and antisemitism in America
Studies and polls of American Jewish students reveal a startling degree of anxiety and fear
Accommodating overseas elites by tolerating antisemitism on U.S. campuses is part of a scheme to turn loss-leader DEI categories into profit centers
A new generation of reporters is taught that censorship imposed by diversity committees is more important than objective reporting of facts
Sonali Thakkar’s grotesque new book about Jewish ‘whiteness’ shows that the oldest hatred is also the most plastic
When Ilya Bratman—the Moscow-born linguist and head of eight CUNY and SUNY Hillels—looks out at the students facing him, he sees a familiar threat
I spent my years at Columbia ignoring my common sense in the face of a glaring double standard. Now my classmates cheer on murder and I’m sitting with my shame.
