In a letter on to the SFSU president, 86 organizations questioned the university’s ‘interpretation of academic freedom’ as it pertains to the upcoming event.

Tufts is explicitly endorsing a parochial narrative that rejects Jewish indigeneity to the land of their origin,’ a pro-Israel student group stated.

Horrifying social media posts from pro-Palestinian US ‘activists’ glorify the Holocaust, praise Hitler, and prove that another genocide could happen if this hate isn’t stopped.

A recent survey conducted at some of the top US institutions demonstrates that academic boycotts of Israel are not favored by most students.

Some 80 students from 13 countries participated in a high-level training conference preparing them to respond to campus anti-Semitism and anti-Israel activism.

A group of IDF reservists has become active on US campuses in fighting the profound anti-Israel activity. See how well they do their job!

A South African university debating champion describes the virulent anti-Jewish atmosphere on campus and the silencing of any voice in defense of Israel.

The Jerusalem mayor canceled a lecture at San Francisco State University at the last moment, citing ‘incitement bordering on the anti-Semitic.’

Academic boycotts on Israel are failing in the US, despite concerted efforts by the BDS movement to isolate the Jewish state.

Kent State University is refusing to cave to pressure from anti-Israel student activists to dismantle a display featuring a photo of and quotation by the late Prime Minister Golda Meir — which they claim is a daily reminder of racism on campus — after reportage by The Algemeiner earlier this month generated serious backlash.

A Christian student was allegedly intimidated for promoting the event.

In response to a newly-released Brandeis University-sponsored report on the growing phenomenon of anti-Semitism and its link to the anti-Israel boycott, divestment and sanctions (BDS) movement, Jewish and pro-Israel students on US campuses are more willing and better organized than ever to fight back.

Leaked security-camera footage from Santa Clara University (SCU) shows two students painting a swastika and racial slurs with human blood on the wall of a dorm elevator.

The heads of major campus groups are outraged by the mild response of the University of California, Irvine (UCI) to the violent behavior of an anti-Israel student organization on its campus.

Jewish students are the most persecuted minority on US college campuses, a representative of an Israeli advocacy group told Israeli lawmakers during a meeting at the Knesset.

A Jewish student group at New York University urged the school’s administration to take action against the NYU branch of Students for Justice in Palestine for trying to tie Israel to the recent police shootings of two black men in Minnesota.

Anti-Israel student group, Students for Justice in Palestine, from the University of California, Irvine (UCI) responsible for a violent protest against a pro-Israel event is under investigation by the local District Attorney’s (DA) office.

In response to widespread efforts to isolate Israel spearheaded by the international Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions (BDS) movement, a number of universities around the world have taken a stand this past week in support of the Jewish state.

Despite a significant majority of the student body at Stanford University opposing the Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions (BDS) movement, anti-Israel student groups are reportedly intending to renew efforts to push through a failed divestment referendum, the Stanford Review reported.

The Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions (BDS) campaign against Israel suffered its second defeat in five weeks at the University of Minnesota (UMN) Tuesday.

After much deliberation, the University of California became the first public university to reaffirm its opposition to anti-Semitic and anti-Zionist activities.

A new report by the AMCHA Initiative has found the “first hard evidence” demonstrating that anti-Israel activity at universities is “at the heart of the rise in campus anti-Semitism.”

Over the last year, Connecticut College has made decisions that make it appear to espouse anti-Semitic attitudes and seems to turn a blind eye to anti-Israel and anti-Semitic activism on its campus. Protest this anti-Semitism at Connecticut College!

Columbia University’s Student Governing Board, headed by BDS activists, prohibited pro-Israel students from displaying an inflatable Pinocchio opposite an Israel Apartheid Week booth.

CUNY will assemble a Campus Climate Task Force and has ordered an independent probe into the allegations.

Seventy-five percent of American Jewish students say they have witnessed or experienced anti-Semitism on their college campuses, a problem that “we have a collective responsibility to address,” said Malcolm Hoenlein, CEO of the Conference of Presidents of Major American Jewish Organizations.

A new database documents the alarming, growing phenomenon of anti-Semitism and anti-Israel activism on US academic campuses.

Florida State Senator Miguel Diaz de la Portilla and State House Representative Lori Berman, together with the organization Proclaiming Justice to the Nations, drafted a bi-partisan resolution to condemn BDS and halt the increasing incidents of anti-Semitism on Florida campuses. Thank them for their efforts!

An overview of the fight against the anti-Israel boycott movement in 2015 shows that such efforts are fruitful and that BDS can be defeated.

The student government’s ethics committee at the University of Michigan unanimously voted not to take disciplinary action against a Jewish student who was under investigation for challenging anti-Israel demonstrators on campus.

Tammi Rossman-Benjamin, AMCHA Initiative co-founder and director, responded to recent anti-Semitic graffiti at UC Davis, saying, “What happened at UC Davis is incredibly frightening and alarming... and must be addressed.”

North American, pro-Israel organizations and philanthropists held a meeting to plan their fight against rising global anti-Semitism and delegitimization of Israel.