Since the outbreak of the Israel-Hamas war on Oct. 7, all eight Ivy League universities have released statements pertaining to the conflict.

More than 1,600 Jewish Harvard alumni have put their alma mater on notice: Address the antisemitism on the Ivy League campus…

An open letter to the president of Harvard University has continued to rack up signatures…

We never thought we would have to argue for recognition of our own humanity…

A growing number of Jewish alumni and students are demanding that Harvard University crack down on antisemitism on campus. Over 1,600 members of the HCJAA have signed an open letter condemning anti-Israel protests…

More than 1,600 alumni of Harvard University say that they will withhold donations to the school until Harvard takes urgent action to address antisemitism on campus, part of a wave of challenges to colleges…

In fiscal 2022, 45 percent of Harvard’s revenue of $5.8 billion came from donations. The Epoch Times, Naveen Athrappully, Nov.

Over the last month, university presidents have been accused of not being strong enough in their denunciations of antisemitism in the wake of the Hamas attack on Israel…

More than 100 U.S. universities have issued a joint statement condemning Hamas and standing with Israel, but conspicuously absent from the list were the Ivy League…

As odd it may seem for me to be addressing all 8 billion of you, what I have to say is directed at non-Jewish populations from Nantucket to Nairobi, from Krakow to Cape Town, from Toronto to Tehran, and all points…

A group of Harvard University alumni have launched a “one dollar pledge” as a protest against what they believe has been the university’s inadequate response to the terrorist attack by Hamas on Israel…

For the first time in Harvard’s history, over 1200 Jewish alumni of Harvard College and the University, as well as their non-Jewish allies have organized a movement in response to rampant antisemitism on the Harvard campus.