The controversy surrounding the upcoming performance comes as Cornell is poised to lose $1 billion in federal funding from the Trump administration over its handling of campus antisemitism.
Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel denied claims by anti-Israel and Muslim groups that the raids were made in relation to UMich protest or encampment activity.
Students calling for the university’s cutting of financial ties with Israel erected tents in Beinecke Plaza on the anniversary of the first encampment.
The ADL demands an apology from a California school board after two members made antisemitic comments during a meeting on ethnic studies.
Signatories of the letter included current and former leaders of synagogues and Jewish organizations across the denominational spectrum.
Yes, proud Jews can theoretically oppose Zionism, but they’ve got to “do the work” to repudiate the Jew-hating Palestinians programmed into the pro-Palestinian movement.
The program notably had controversial teachings about the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, but university authorities maintain that the curriculum was not antisemitic.
For the first time since the ADL began publishing the audits in 1979, a majority of all incidents were related to Israel or Zionism. Half took place at anti-Israel rallies.
Presidents of over 100 institutions criticized what is described as "the unprecedented government overreach and political interference now endangering American higher education."
This comes after the Trump administration announced it would freeze $2.3 billion in funds for the Ivy League university.
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