Education Department Says Two Major Universities Failed To Respond to Antisemitic Incidents on Campuses

This is the first admonishment of American higher education institutions since the October 7 attacks and could open the door to more serious probes in the future.

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CUNY School of Law. Evulaj90 via Wikimedia Commons / CC 4.0

The Department of Education has found that two major American universities — the University of Michigan and the City University of New York — failed to respond to antisemitic incidents on their campuses in recent years. This is the first admonishment of American higher education institutions since the October 7 attacks and could open the door to more serious probes in the future.

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