With student protests regarding the Israel-Hamas war bolstering tensions on campus, Harvard's financial future looks complicated
Police are investigating the poster, which was discovered among an array of pro-Palestinian banners.
“The university decided to not allow me to be on campus anymore, my job. Why? Because of Oct. 7. Because I was not afraid to stand up to the hateful mob,” assistant professor Shai Davidai said.
Two professors at Case Western Reserve University urge a linguistic solution to tensions on college campuses.
“We believe it’s also the week with the highest number of attacks on Jews since the end of the Holocaust,” said CAM CEO.
In total, fourteen students were targeted.
US campuses experienced an average increase in antisemitic incidents by 585% since October 7. 63% of those incidents from last semester came from the campuses of only 6 colleges, the research found.
A judge’s investigation finds significant issues of antisemitism at CUNY, prompting calls for immediate reform
More than a quarter of respondents reported that a college faculty member, teaching assistant, or instructor had discriminated against them or made them feel uncomfortable because they are Jewish.
The group posted pictures and videos to their Instagram in which they can be seen taking over the office of Professor Steven Prawer, and staging a sit-in.