Spike in Antisemitism Escalates Tensions on U.S. College Campuses

Recent surveys and incidents reveal a significant rise in violence and discrimination against Jewish students, prompting resignations and legal actions.

• A national survey shows 83% of Jewish students view antisemitism as a 'very serious problem' on campuses.
• Incidents of antisemitism have surged by nearly 400% since the Oct. 7 Hamas attack on Israel.
• University presidents at Columbia, University of Pennsylvania, and Harvard have resigned amid backlash over their handling of antisemitic incidents.
• New policies at various universities aim to balance protest rights with student safety, though some criticize them as overly restrictive.
• Legal actions are being taken against both pro-Hamas protesters and administrators failing to protect Jewish students.

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