Federal Investigations Prompt Reforms at Michigan, CUNY Over Antisemitism
Two universities agree to new measures following findings of discrimination against Jewish students post-Hamas attack.
- The U.S. Department of Education concluded that both universities failed to protect Jewish students from harassment.
- University of Michigan and CUNY will implement improved training and reevaluate past antisemitism allegations.
- CUNY's settlement covers nine schools, with a focus on incidents since October 7, 2023.
- Michigan faced criticism for inadequate responses to both antisemitic and anti-Palestinian incidents.
- Federal oversight and third-party reviews are part of the new measures to ensure compliance and safety.