Bipartisan Senate Bill Introduced to Combat Campus Antisemitism and Islamophobia

The Protecting Students on Campus Act mandates reporting of civil rights complaints and audits of high-complaint institutions.

New bipartisan Senate bill, the Protecting Students on Campus Act, introduced to combat rising antisemitism and Islamophobia on college campuses.
The bill would require colleges and universities to report the number of civil rights complaints they receive and the actions they took to address them.
Education Department’s inspector general would be required to audit institutions that report high ratios of discrimination complaints relative to their student population.
Colleges and universities would be required to post links and language explaining to students how to file complaints under Title VI of the Civil Rights Act on their homepages.
The Education Department’s assistant secretary of civil rights would be required to brief Congress monthly on how many discrimination complaints have been received and how long they’ve been pending.