Academics around the country are raising alarm about growing efforts to define antisemitism on terms pushed by the Trump ...

The layoffs come on the heels of Barnard settling settle a lawsuit brought by Jewish students claiming the ...

We applaud the good news that Columbia and the White House have resolved the matter of the university’s failure to rein in ...

Months into its fight to restore federal funding revoked by the Trump administration over antisemitism claims, Columbia ...

Many of the negative experiences that Jewish students had at Columbia fall outside the bounds of lawsuits or legal ...

The Trump administration's settlements with universities reaffirm the principle that no student should face exclusion based on religion or ethnicity.

There are concerns about how the recent settlement between Columbia University and the Trump administration​ could impact ...

The answer is disturbing: for too long, Jewish pain was not taken seriously. For too long, antisemitism was dismissed as a ...

The deal restores that funding. In exchange, Columbia did not admit any wrongdoing but agreed to comply with Trump’s demands on key policy priorities, and to pay $200 million to the US Treasury, as ...

Acting Columbia President Claire Shipman announced the university will rely on a definition of antisemitism from the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance , or IHRA. That definition has been ...

The university also committed not to meeting with the pro-Palestinian group that organized its 2024 encampment.

“Columbia and Harvard adopting the IHRA definition of antisemitism is a bold step toward protecting students — from having to hear critiques of genocide, apparently,” the group said.