The article discusses the role of university presidents amidst campus turbulence, referencing a story from Haverford College in 1986 and the recent challenges on campuses across the country.

College presidents have been questioned by lawmakers for avoiding past mistakes but still facing scrutiny for their institutions’ actions.

The author argues against shutting down student protests for Palestine, emphasizing that university is a time for students to develop and express their opinions, even if they may seem misguided.

Maya Arad's collection of novellas, translated by Jessica Cohen, delves into the diasporic experience of Israeli academics and entrepreneurs who have relocated, exploring themes of intergenerational conflicts, satire, and academic politics.

This video provides historical insight into the relationship between Jews and higher education.

Rabbi Elliot Cosgrove describes a challenging experience where protesters accused him of being complicit in crimes against humanity due to his Jewish identity, despite his intention to speak on contemporary Jewish identity.

The author reflects on her journey seeking female mentors in academia, describing encounters with unhelpful responses from professors and feeling discouraged about balancing motherhood with a scholarly career.

The U.S. Congress recently held hearings questioning top university professors about antisemitism on their campuses amid increasing scrutiny of academic institutions by critics who feel universities are not promoting critical thinking and are overly focused on safe spaces.

The article proposes the idea of a "Prep Year in Israel" program for American Jewish high school graduates, similar to the gap year programs in Israel for Orthodox and rabbinical students.

The advice given to a Jewish freshman includes tips for handling anti-Semitic remarks and misconceptions at university.

This article explores the role of education in reproducing social norms and promoting social change, particularly in relation to identity politics and the Jewish community.