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Jewish students deserve protection

Antisemitism surges on college campuses with over 1,800 incidents since October. How can universities protect Jewish students and preserve academic integrity in these challenging times?

By WILLIAM C. DAROFF
07/09/2024
 NYPD law enforcement officials hold a perimeter of closed streets surrounding Columbia U. camp

NYPD, NYC schools, and colleges prepare for school protests

NYPD and NYC school officials are teaming up with colleges to ensure student safety and protect First Amendment rights during the upcoming school year protests.

Jewish fraternity at Temple University targeted by repeated vandalism and trespassing

Temple University's Alpha Epsilon Pi house has faced repeated antisemitic vandalism. The university's delayed response has drawn criticism and led to a federal investigation.

American IDF soldier fought in Gaza, now fights for truth on college campuses

Sam Fried, a former soldier in the IDF Paratroopers Brigade, spoke to the 'Post" about returning to America after dropping everything to defend Israel on October 7.

Pre-academic prep school: Direct path to degree & beyond

Registration for the 2018 school year is underway, but in order to be admitted to academic studies, one must meet the complex admission conditions.

By IN COLLABORATION WITH THE ACADEMIC COLLEGE OF LAW & SCIENCE
07/07/2024

Stanford documents ‘widespread, pernicious’ antisemitism on campus

After conducting numerous listening sessions with Jews on campus, the committee is recommending that Stanford take steps to improve safety and mental health resources for Jewish students.

By ANDREW LAPIN/JTA
25/06/2024

The college predicament of adhering to the 'oppressor vs. oppressed' narrative

The fact that the protesters see all underdogs beyond reproach demonstrates how colleges aren’t doing an adequate job of educating their students.

By IDO AHARONI ARONOFF
13/06/2024

UPenn's top donor: Campus antisemitism is bleeding into anti-Americanism

Rowan, a billionaire investor and philanthropist, is the largest donor to the University of Pennsylvania, his alma mater.

After knives, pellet guns, death threats seen, DePaul removes encampment

The DePaul administration shared documentation of various offenses on Wednesday ahead of the encampment evacuation, including a pellet gun and four kitchen knives.

 Dr. Charles Asher Small, Executive Director of the Institute for the Study of Global Antisemitism a

Closed-door US House briefing on campus antisemitism hosts ISGAP exec

Congressman James Comer, who had chaired the discussion, thanked Dr. Small and Prof. Bernstein for the new insights they presented on the scourge of antisemitism in universities.

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