"[T]he data make clear that #Jewish #students are still experiencing #antisemitism on their #campuses,” #AJC Vice President #LauraFrank stated in a news release.

Published Tuesday, the survey found that 42 percent of Jewish students said they have experienced antisemitism on #campus.

Additionally, 25 percent said “they have felt or been excluded from a group or an event on campus because they are Jewish.”

Self-censorship also is a problem with 38 percent saying they don’t share their views about #Israel on campus. This is despite nearly 70 percent saying Israel is important to their Jewish identity.

Meanwhile, one in three said they “avoided displaying their Jewish identity due to fear of antisemitism.”

https://www.thecollegefix.com/survey-1-in-4-jewish-students-say-theyve-been-excluded-from-campus-activities/

Survey: 1 in 4 Jewish students say they’ve been excluded from campus activities | The College Fix

A new survey reveals that 25% of Jewish college students feel excluded from campus activities due to their identity.

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"Since #Hamas#October7 #terrorist attack, many #Jewish #faculty at #colleges and #universities across the country have been describing their professional lives in language more commonly associated with #trauma than #academic disagreement. In a nationwide #survey of more than 200 Jewish-identifying #US-based faculty conducted between April and July of 2025 by the #AcademicEngagementNetwork (#AEN) and the #AntiDefamationLeague (#ADL), respondents spoke of fear, isolation, and a loss of belonging on their own #campuses.

One Jewish faculty member starkly described the experience: “I’m being attacked online…I have been ostracized by faculty in a smear campaign. I have been advised…not to come to #campus…this is as bad as it gets.” Another shared, “faculty are not talking to me because they know I’m a #Zionist.” And another participant confided, “I am being attacked in all directions, and I no longer feel safe on campus.”

And these aren’t isolated incidents."

https://jewishjournal.com/commentary/opinion/387032/the-hidden-cost-of-campus-antisemitism-faculty-mental-health/

The Hidden Cost of Campus Antisemitism: Faculty Mental Health

Since Hamas’ October 7 terrorist attack, many Jewish faculty at colleges and universities across the country have been describing their professional lives in language more commonly associated with trauma than academic disagreement.

Jewish Journal

"#Jewish life tends to move through cycles of suppression and reverence.

The #UnitedStates is now experiencing a rise in #antisemitism that many #immigrants from the former #SovietUnion find painfully familiar. Acts once considered rare have become common. #Synagogues face #vandalism. Jewish #students report harassment on #campuses. Online networks spread conspiracy theories that echo old prejudices. And certain #media figures hint at “global agendas” or “hidden influence,” careful with their wording yet unmistakable in their implications. Their audiences are large, the scrutiny limited.

To someone seeing these trends for the first time in their own community, they can come as a complete shock. But while these developments are unsettling, they are not the full story.

Jewish history is long."

https://ejewishphilanthropy.com/from-soviet-shadows-to-american-sunlight-an-antisemitism-cycle-weve-seen-before/

From Soviet shadows to American sunlight: An antisemitism cycle we’ve seen before

Growing up Jewish in the Soviet Union meant learning early that identity could be both visible, unspoken or both. It sat on the fifth line of your passport, a single word that carried weight far beyond its letters and in...

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"The #US Commission on #CivilRights has scheduled a #bipartisan public briefing on Feb. 19 “to investigate the increase in #antisemitism on #America’s #college and #university #campuses.”

The #investigation is being led by commissioners #PeterKirsanow, a #Republican lawyer from #Ohio appointed to the commission by former U.S. President George W. Bush, and #MondaireJones, a #Democrat and former congressman who represented #NewYork’s 17th District."

https://www.jns.org/civil-rights-commission-to-investigate-rise-in-campus-jew-hatred/

Hype for the Future 59F: UMaine and the UMaine System

Overview The University of Maine System is comprised of the colleges and universities named “University of Maine” as well as the University of Southern Maine, albeit not the community colleges nor the Maine Maritime Academy. The locations for these colleges include campuses in Orono (home to the flagship campus of the University of Maine), Gorham (home to the University of Southern Maine), and the UMaine campuses located in Farmington, Fort Kent, Presque Isle, Machias, and Augusta. Of […]

https://novatopflex.wordpress.com/2025/12/29/hype-for-the-future-59f-umaine-and-the-umaine-system/

Hype for the Future 59F: UMaine and the UMaine System

Overview The University of Maine System is comprised of the colleges and universities named “University of Maine” as well as the University of Southern Maine, albeit not the community colleges nor …

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Hype for the Future 45I: Vermont State University Campuses

The State University System of Vermont consists of five campuses, but no flagship campus. While the VTSU system has only been around in the current arrangement since around 2023, the five (5) campuses each offer unique perspectives and opportunities regarding life and lifestyle choices. The locations are in five distinct regions of the State, and no two locations exist within the same county. The counties with locations of VTSU are Chittenden, Rutland, Orange, Caledonia, and Lamoille. The […]

https://novatopflex.wordpress.com/2025/12/15/hype-for-the-future-45i-vermont-state-university-campuses/

Hype for the Future 45I: Vermont State University Campuses

The State University System of Vermont consists of five campuses, but no flagship campus. While the VTSU system has only been around in the current arrangement since around 2023, the five (5) campu…

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A recent study from the Freie Universität Berlin has revealed a significant impact of the situation in Gaza on the daily lives of researchers in Germany, raisin... https://news.osna.fm/?p=15296 | #news #anxiety #campuses #conflict #east
Middle East Conflict Fuels Anxiety on German University Campuses - Osna.FM

Study reveals rising anxiety and disruption on German university campuses due to the ongoing conflict in the Middle East.

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The 10 Most Ridiculous Phony Hate Crime Hoaxes from College Campuses • Linkiest

When I went to college, the biggest thing we had to worry about was how we were going to repay our student loans. Today’s college students seem to have bigger problems, namely the invisible yet omnipresent and oppressive forces of systemic white supremacy. If there aren’t enough white supremacists around to do the job, some […]

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#Cyberbullying on #campuses is on the rise #globally, including #Bangladesh. M. Morshedul Islam (University of Chittagong & Charles Wallace Visiting Fellow @lsesouthasia) analyses recent data & what universities may do to address the problem.

https://blogs.lse.ac.uk/southasia/2025/08/04/cyberbullying-among-university-students-in-bangladesh/

#Texas just gutted #FreeSpeech on #college #campuses. Is your state next?

New laws in the Lone Star State will silence dissent and undermine #faculty authority.

By Laura Benitez and Jonathan Friedman
July 14, 2025

"As thousands of students return to college campuses this fall, they will find themselves stepping into an environment reshaped by political and ideological mandates. Across the country, state legislators have been racing to exert new influence over free expression in higher education. Now, Texas has surged to the forefront, closing its 2025 legislative session by passing two alarming laws that take effect Sept. 1.

"Signed by Gov. Greg Abbott (R) in June, the new laws amount to a stunningly aggressive legislative crackdown on campus protest (#SB2972) and academic shared governance (#SB37) at public colleges and universities. The laws will not just silence dissent and undermine faculty authority in Texas; they provide a blueprint for how to dismantle academic freedom and chill speech on campus state by state.

"Only a few years ago, conservative lawmakers railed against college 'free-speech zones,' arguing that liberal administrators were muzzling students on the rest of campus. In 2019, Texas legislators joined other states in taking action by declaring all outdoor spaces on public campuses open for protest and speech by students, employees and the general public.

"Now, some of the same legislators have done an about-face. The campus protest law actually directs public colleges and universities to implement a version of free-speech zones and adopt sweeping limitations on protests. #Encampments? Banned. #Megaphones or #speakers during 'class hours'? Forbidden — if anyone claims your 'expressive activity' is one that 'intimidates others' or 'interferes' with an employee’s duties. Even wearing a mask during a protest — something many do for safety — could land a student or employee a disciplinary hearing resulting in 'sanctions.' And any expressive activity between 10 p.m. and 8 a.m. is off-limits altogether."

Read more:
https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/2025/07/14/texas-campus-free-speech/

Archived version:
https://archive.ph/2LuBD

#TexasProtestLaws #ProtestLaws #ProtestLawsTexas #Project2025 #AntiProtestLaws #Authoritarianism #SilencingFreeSpeech #Censorship #AcademicFreedom #AntiMaskLaws #Fascism #USPol #CivilLiberties #Texas

Texas just gutted free speech on college campuses. Is your state next?

New laws in Texas will silence dissent on college campuses and undermine faculty authority.

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