A GROWING THREAT:
ANTISEMITISM ON COLLEGE CAMPUSES

A GROWING THREAT: ANTISEMITISM ON COLLEGE CAMPUSES

Alums for Campus Fairness’ report: A Growing Threat: Antisemitism on College Campuses is a survey of 506 Jewish college students and recent alums on campus antisemitism.

Key Findings include:

95% percent of Jewish college students and recent graduates feel that antisemitism is a problem on their campuses
Nearly 80% of Jewish students and recent graduates had either experienced or heard firsthand about a fellow student making offensive or threatening antisemitic comments in person
44% of students and recent grads, they themselves, someone they know, or both were physically threatened because they were Jewish.

These alarming statistics indicate that university administration, students, and alumni can and must take steps to combat a rising tide of hatred. Read the report to learn more about this growing threat.

Download the Report today.

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I disagree with Harvard having different Affinity celebrations. It is divisive. There should be one celebration for all students. This is America. What makes us so great is that we consider ourselves a Melting Pot, not a group of individual tribal identities. Harvard as usual is not addressing the problem of anti-Semitism they are simply creating more division. DEI should be shut down it is a racist, discriminatory Department that hurts students and hurts America.

A GROWING THREAT: ANTISEMITISM ON COLLEGE CAMPUSES

Alums for Campus Fairness’ report: A Growing Threat: Antisemitism on College Campuses is a survey of 506 Jewish college students and recent alums on campus antisemitism.

Key Findings include:

95% percent of Jewish college students and recent graduates feel that antisemitism is a problem on their campuses

Nearly 80% of Jewish students and recent graduates had either experienced or heard firsthand about a fellow student making offensive or threatening antisemitic comments in person

44% of students and recent grads, they themselves, someone they know, or both were physically threatened because they were Jewish.

These alarming statistics indicate that university administration, students, and alumni can and must take steps to combat a rising tide of hatred. Read the report to learn more about this growing threat.

Download the Report today.

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