From NY Post: A whopping 39% of Jewish college students have had to hide their identities on campus while 62% said they have been directly blamed for Israel’s military action in Gaza, according to a new report obtained by The Post.
The civil-rights group StopAntisemitism issued its 2025 “report cards” grading how 90 colleges addressed the spreading hatred against Jews on campuses, with 14 schools flunking the exam — including two New York City universities.
With antisemitism on the rise across the globe following the Oct. 7, 2023 Israel terrorist attack, students at 90 colleges in the US have reported feeling unsafe on their campuses, according to StopAntisemitism’s student survey.
“This report exposes a disturbing and undeniable reality. Antisemitism on American college campuses is systemic and tolerated, and in many cases enabled by the very institutions tasked with protecting our American kids,” said Liora Rez, founder of StopAntisemitism.
Columbia University and The New School were among the universities mentioned in the report.
“At Columbia University, Jewish students have faced repeated antisemitic incidents including vandalism, hate-filled emails, and disruptions glorifying extremist violence,” the report said. “Federal investigators found the university showed ‘deliberate indifference toward these issues and threatened to halt hundreds of millions in funding.”
The New School faced similar allegations.
Other schools receiving failing grades included Brown University, Harvard University, the University of Pennsylvania, Yale, MIT, Northwestern University, and UC Berkeley.
In all, 14 out of the 90 schools received a failing grade from StopAntisemistim.
“The schools that received Fs in the report have become ground zero for antisemitism in American higher education,” Rez said. “These institutions pride themselves on being moral and intellectually elite, yet they repeatedly fail to protect Jewish students from harassment, intimidation, hostility, and real violence.”
Read more at NY Post
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