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Will MIT President Sally Kornbluth survive the campus antisemitism reckoning?

By Andrew Lapin (JTA) – Sally Kornbluth is different from the other university presidents with whom she has been thrust into the antisemitism spotlight. For one thing, the president of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology still has her job. This … Read More >

National/Global January 5, 2024

Since when did ‘context’ become an excuse for hate?

By Andrew Adler Community Editor You’d think that anybody who rises to be president of Harvard, MIT or the University of Pennsylvania would have enough savvy not to botch testifying before a congressional subcommittee exploring antisemitism on college campuses. But … Read More >

Community December 27, 2023

Penn’s Jewish students — preparing for finals — say problems remain after president resigns

By Jackie Hajdenberg PHILADELPHIA (JTA) — On Monday afternoon, as the front page of the student newspaper broadcast that the school’s president had resigned, Elan Roth was sitting at the University of Pennsylvania Hillel studying for finals. It had been … Read More >

Harvard, Penn, Columbia announce steps to address antisemitism following campus turmoil

By Jackie Hajdenberg (JTA) — Three Ivy League universities have announced steps to fight antisemitism after weeks of turmoil on their campuses and others. Harvard University has put together a group of advisors to address antisemitism on campus, and both … Read More >

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Will MIT President Sally Kornbluth survive the campus antisemitism reckoning?

Since when did ‘context’ become an excuse for hate?

Penn’s Jewish students — preparing for finals — say problems remain after president resigns

Harvard, Penn, Columbia announce steps to address antisemitism following campus turmoil

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