A vandalized scroll brought hundreds of students together to spurn intolerance and wonder at the rancor that could have spurred such an act on their campus

At a ransacked frat house with roughly 25% Jewish membership, the ruined scroll stood out among the damage a week after the school president said Jew-hatred wouldn't be tolerated

Sacred item torn and covered with detergent; head of Tau Kappa Epsilon chapter says incident was antisemitic hate crime; college condemns act

Hillel's Campus Climate Initiative assesses Jewish life at participating schools; whether kosher food is available, Jewish holidays accommodated, and if bigotry is tolerated

15% of respondents say they 'felt the need to hide' their Jewish identity; 6% say they felt unwelcome in a campus organization because they were Jewish

Survey also finds about half of respondents have felt need to hide their Jewish identity at colleges

Lawyer for Daniel Pollack-Pelzner says Linfield University 'demonized' him for 'taking a stand and speaking up' against school president

Andrew Getraer says that during his 20 years on the job Judaism has blossomed on US campuses like never before -- but the same goes for antisemitism masking itself as anti-Zionism

2 Jewish faculty members of the California university say they face 'persistent' anti-Jewish harassment by colleagues

Violent incidents around America highlight need to teach pupils and faculty how to combat hatred on campus, while over half of young Americans don't know what 'antisemitism' means