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The investor and board chair of UJA-Federation of New York said the Oct. 7 attacks and ensuing rise in antisemitism have brought many Jews 'off the sidelines'

Columbia University was sued for a second time over its response to an explosion of antisemitism on campus. The suit is yet another indication that top U.S. universities have a long road to redemption in the public eye, a path that could lead to massive legal expenses.

'Recent attacks on universities beg the question whether we want to live in a world where only money talks,' writes Nicholas Dirks.

"Recent attacks on universities beg the question whether we want to live in a world where only money talks," writes Nicholas Dirks.

Same time. >> mark rowan, these jewish donors in new york, genuinely, i felt, they were giving money to these universities and the students around the campus saying, round up the jews. as a jew myself, that was rather unsettling as a penn grad. i saw people on campus. a cornell professor going out to say, i felt great joy see what happened on october 7th. i think there is two separate things going on here. i think there is genuine fear and concern amongst the jewish community but whats happening...

Not going to happen in a year. >> do you think that has led to buy people bill dei exhaustion? because its become so corporatize? >> i think peoples experiences with it have been negative in some cases and then they are like, okay, their point about it is valid. thats because they are doing it wrong. yeah. >> your point about this is going to be top corporate backlash, it was proceeded by bud light, target. >> thats the question. do you draw a line between target, bud light and now, here we are....

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“These universities have shown themselves to be evil at the core.” Why former UPenn patron David Magerman has given up on the Ivy League

The presidents of three prominent colleges forcefully condemned antisemitism at their schools Tuesday, while highlighting the challenge of protecting free...

ROME, N.Y. — Nancy Levett, of Bridgeport, was recently named VP and chief information officer (CIO) at Rome Health, the health system announced.