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As one of the more prominent Jewish institutions on a college campus, Alpha Epsilon Pi fraternity houses have often been targets for antisemitic activities. But this has given them deep, friendly connections to campus administrators, which have become particularly useful,...

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Some say the University of Arizona isnt doing enough to combat and identify antisemitism after a Jewish fraternity was the victim of graffiti and a Jewish professor found a swastika

Following vandalism at their University of Arizona chapter house, Alpha Epsilon Pi (AEPi), the largest Jewish fraternity in the US, remains steadfast against campus antisemitism.

Alpha Epsilon Pi, the Jewish fraternity house at the University of Arizona, has been vandalized with what some are calling antisemitic graffiti.

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In an exclusive interview with Newsweek, AEPI CEO spoke of changes they are making to houses after a rise in antisemitic attacks.

The 110-year-old fraternity serves as a place where the common language of values are stressed and shared … with some good-old-fashioned Yiddishkeit thrown in.The post Jewish involvement on campus all

(JTA) — For its latest effort to combat antisemitism on college campuses, the Anti-Defamation League is turning to a particular brand of college student: frat boys. The Jewish civil rights group is partnering with Alpha Epsilon Pi, the historically Jewish fraternity, on an initiative to engage members of AEPi’s 150 local chapters starting this fall, […]

Alpha Epsilon Pi denounces incident as antisemitic act, says they found the seafood scattered at property, including in member's room; police won't confirm if probing as hate crime