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The EEOC has substantiated one professor's claims, but he says CUNY has not addressed the hostile work environment.

Who’s backing who in the competitive open seat race to represent parts of lower Manhattan and Brooklyn in the House of Representatives.

At a seven-hour hearing with no breaks, students at the City University of New York (CUNY) told harrowing tales of being subjected to antisemitic harassment by fellow students and faculty—in some cases opting to go virtual for their own safety—and of faculty resigning from a professional staff union because of its anti-Israel stance, and even being forced out of the university itself.

CUNY Chancellor Felix Matos Rodríguez was absent at the hearing and instead, a number of school officials attended it virtually.

New York City Council members grow frustrated with the lack of answers, action—and absence—by the administration and its representatives.

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Students and watchdog groups describe a climate of hostility to Israel and Jews.

Dozens gathered at Van Cortlandt Park's parade ground Sunday. CBS2's Hannah Kliger emceed the event.

Students and faculty say anti-Israel activity at the 25-campus system crosses line into antisemitism; pro-Palestinian rally planned to coincide with the meeting is also rescheduled

The New York City Council had enough of the 'extremely hostile campus environment' that results in 'blatant forms of anti-Semitism.'