Some faculty members have themselves been the victims of antisemitism and discrimination while others have supported anti-Jewish bias. The responses by university administrators have also varied considerably. CAMERA monitors instances of antisemitism and anti-Zionist attacks on campus and provides informational and strategic support to students, faculty members and administrators.
News and Commentary
Hateful CUNY Statement Spreads Falsehoods, Condones War, and Stands With Anti-Jewish “Resistance”
Nearly 200 City University of New York faculty members have resigned, or plan to resign, from the university system’s faculty trade union in protest over two vitriolic anti-Israel statements endorsed by the union and an affiliated organization.
University of Michigan Faces Heat After Educators’ Anti-Israel Bias
South Florida Sun Sentinel – The University of Michigan is again under fire for anti-Israel sentiment as a pro-BDS instructor rejected a Jewish student’s request for a letter of recommendation to study in Israel for a semester, just a few months after an associate professor refused to do the same for student Abigail Ingber.
Lawsuit Highlights Jewish Students’ Frustrations With San Francisco State
Inside Higher Ed – Current and former students of San Francisco State University filed a federal lawsuit against university officials and the Board of Trustees overseeing the entire California State University System, claiming they perpetuated anti-Semitism and left Jewish students vulnerable because of their religion, in violation of federal civil rights statutes.
CAMERA on Campus provides assistance to students through the CAMERA Supported Group and CAMERA Fellowship programs.
