Education
A Pisa professor says he was beaten by pro-Palestinian activists, while Turin Polytechnic cut ties with an Israeli academic who defended the IDF.
“A lot of faculty are scared,” Jeffrey Blutinger, Jewish studies chair at California State University, Long Beach, told JNS.
“Donations from Arab states have quietly flowed into American universities,” according to research from Jewish Virtual Library.
The bill’s co-author told JNS that classrooms must be “welcoming, affirming, safe and supportive.”
The letter comes after CAIR announced plans to partner with schools in Pennsylvania and Delaware to help make them “more inclusive.”
“We are building an entrepreneurial organization,” Jim Berk, the center CEO, told JNS.
Andrea Lucas, of the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, told a student paper that the commission won’t take “a single cent” itself.
A spokesman for the House Committee on Education and Workforce told JNS that the hearing will reveal how “unions are escalating antisemitic discrimination.”
The state’s Eucation Department acted “contrary to law” when it decided that noncompliant schools ceased being schools, judge Richard McNally wrote.
Michael Schill, president of the university, stated that Northwestern had no choice but to negotiate with the anti-Israel encampment.
Kenneth Marcus, of the Brandeis Center, stated that “Adelphi University should be a model for other institutions.”
Dan Mogulof, a University of California spokesman, told JNS that the “disturbing and threatening posters” were taken down within an hour.
