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One day after the 25th anniversary of 9/11, CAIRCon will put a wider education network in focus (opens the original)
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CAIR continues its creep into public education. On September 12, just one day after the 25th anniversary of the September 11 terrorist attacks, the Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR) will convene its annual conference, CAIRCon, in Washington, D.C. The notable timing has brought renewed attention onto CAIR itself. The organization has faced years of controversy over its history and affiliations, including terrorism-related designations or restrictions in Texas, Florida, and the United A
Barnard was aggravated by a fake photo, but not the exposure of its antisemitic faculty (opens the original)
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For everyone watching how universities all over the United States demonstrate what merits attention when it comes to anti-Jewish extremism on campus, Barnard College shows that it is clearly part of the same pattern. Barnard College at Columbia University has spent the past several years insisting that it takes antisemitism and extremism on its campus seriously. But when asked to address concerns involving one of its own professors, the administration found only one thing worthy of a response: t
Susan Abulhawa knows she has become a liability—why are literary institutions still promoting her? (opens the original)
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How much antisemitic rhetoric must an author produce before literary institutions stop describing her as merely “controversial?” In a recent interview, Palestinian-American novelist Susan Abulhawa discussed how people connected to her have distanced themselves, including Zohran Mamdani, who publicly called her rhetoric “patently unacceptable” and “reprehensible.” Abulhawa may disagree with that judgment, but she clearly understands the consequence: association with her has become politically dam
From Columbia to UCLA, faculty activists remain in the classroom (opens the original)
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Professors who supported campus encampments and defended disruptive anti-Israel activism continue to hold positions of authority over students. As students return to campus, professors who supported the protest movements that disrupted universities after October 7 are returning to the classroom with them. Shayoni Mitra at Barnard College and Nour Joudah at UCLA are two examples. They teach at different institutions, but their records show a similar pattern: both used their positions to support s
Rutgers Law podcast puts university oversight of affiliated centers under scrutiny UPDATED (opens the original)
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A podcast episode featuring Columbia Professor Mahmood Mamdani raises questions about the standards governing public programming produced under the Rutgers name. A recent podcast published by the Rutgers Law School Center for Security, Race, and Rights (CSRR) featured Columbia University Professor Mahmood Mamdani comparing Israel’s creation to Nazi political ideology and arguing that “the two-state solution gave a longer lease to Nazism’s political agenda.” (UPDATE: For those wondering about Mah
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