These are some of the more noteworthy and perhaps less documented antisemitic incidents which impacted Jewish students across America.

Yale is home to many earnest, well-meaning people of all faiths and political persuasions. Now is the time for these good people to stand up.

CUNY Chancellor Felix Matos Rodríguez was absent at the hearing and instead, a number of school officials attended it virtually.

Student government manipulated voting rules, ensuring BDS win.

'We want to move from defense to offense. We want to be the organization that controls the narrative and controls the conversation,' says the president and founder of Students Supporting Israel (SSI).

Letter signed by 39 lawmakers cites rising antisemitism, urges department's Office of Civil Rights to take concrete measures.

Kamala Harris' response to an vicious lies about the Jewish State is reminiscent of Hillary Clinton’s 1999 visit (as First Lady) with Suha Arafat, wife of then-PA president and long-time terrorist leader, Yasser Arafat.

A high number of Jewish students have personally experienced anti-Semitism and they say the problem is getting even worse, a new survey indicates.

'We in Israel are deeply concerned by the rise in anti-Semitic attacks against [American] Jewish communities,' Rivlin said upon receiving an award at UCLA.

'I’ve been to hell and back ever since the Harvard Club incident,' Harvard graduate Vanesa Levine said.

Students for Justice in Palestine condones terrorism, denies the right to Jewish self-determination, and accuses Israel of ethnic cleansing and genocide.

A black Jewish student at George Washington University gives an incredibly powerful speech during a debate over a resolution to divest from Israel in the student senate. 

The Academic Engagement Network will work to support Israel and oppose the Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions movement against the Jewish state on American college campuses.

Under pressure from Jewish organizations, members of the University of California's governing board called for an overhaul of a set of principles against intolerance, saying it should explicitly address anti-Semitism.

Using Tapingo to order food is almost as popular on US college campuses as checking professor ratings online.

Nearly three-quarters of Jewish college students in North America have experienced some form of anti-Semitism during the past year, a new study has found.