Decision not to cancel Jumana Manna's display over social media posts comes as Wexner’s foundation is penalizing Harvard University for not being more assertively pro-Israel
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American campuses have long been hotbeds of anti-Israel sentiment, but in the wake of the Oct. 7 massacres, some givers are drawing a line at student groups praising the terrorists
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Cornell prof. clarifies why he said he is ‘exhilarated’ by Hamas attack, Chicago scientist 'deeply sorry' for calling Israelis 'Irredeemable excrement' as campus battles continue

Heads of philanthropy group say decades-long fellowship for Israeli, Jewish leaders won't continue at US university, citing its 'tiptoeing' and student groups' slamming of Israel

Conservative-dominated court rules that race cannot be a factor; Biden 'strongly disagrees,' says student bodies should 'reflect all of America'

University says it was an 'error' to rescind position from Kenneth Roth, allegedly over anti-Israel criticism, but flatly denies claims donor influence and politics motivated move

Rosovsky, an economist, led a committee charged with improving conditions for Black students and shepherded the flourishing of Jewish life on campus

Leading professors, including former US Treasury secretary Summers, a Crimson editor, and prominent alumni blast the newspaper for supporting 'anti-Jewish' boycott movement

Having declined for years to back the pro-Palestinian movement, Crimson board now 'regrets and rejects that view,' in potent symbol of campus sentiments on Israel

Founder of heavily used COVID tracking site, student Avi Schiffmann enables those fleeing the war to locate appropriate nearby sanctuary by clicking a link on a smartphone