(Daily Wire) About two-thirds of students attending top-ranked universities say that anti-Semitism is a problem on campus, according to a new poll.
The data comes after pro-Palestinian and pro-Hamas protests have roiled university campuses in recent weeks. Administrators have shut down campuses and canceled events over the demonstrations, some of which have taken over campus buildings and resulted in hundreds of arrests.
Amid the chaos, 67% of students at the top 25 universities ranked by U.S. News & World Report said anti-Semitism is a problem on campus. Fourteen percent of students identified anti-Semitism as a “huge problem,” and 53% called it a “small problem,” according to a U.S. News & World Report survey. (Read More)
