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StopAntisemitism’s 2025 Campus Antisemitism Report evaluated 90 colleges and universities nationwide, selected for their size, national prominence, volume of reported incidents, and student-reported vulnerability. The list spans large public institutions, elite private universities, and campuses with significant Jewish populations, with schools chosen based on documented antisemitic activity, ongoing federal Title VI investigations, and broader public […]

Inside Higher Ed, an online publisher of news and opinion in the higher education sphere, recently published an article entitled, “The Angry 8: On Faculty Senates.” The thrust of the story is that the faculty senates at many colleges and universities have been hijacked by a relatively small number of activists who have turned the

On November 14, the UVA Faculty Senate passed a resolution calling for “University Leadership Rooted in Transparency and Accountability.” At the same meeting, it went even further, demanding the resignation of the Rector and Vice Rector of the Board of Visitors. This is unprecedented in the Senate’s history. It wasn’t an isolated flare-up. In July

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In response to Governor-elect Abigail Spanberger’s recent attempt to direct the UVA Board of Visitors ahead of her inauguration, Governor Glenn Youngkin has released a forceful statement, calling the move inappropriate and premature. His full letter is published below.

Governor-elect Spanberger states that she wants to have an administration that reflects pragmatism rather than partisanship. But her Democrat colleagues in the state senate have already exhibited a degree of partisanship vis-à-vis UVA and other state universities unparalleled in the history of the Commonwealth. A standing committee of the state senate has rejected the last

FIRST ON FOX: Multiple staffers at the University of Virginia were documented on video openly explaining their efforts to continue pushing diversity, equity and inclusion programs at the school by simply rebranding them to avoid scrutiny or a potential loss of federal funds. “We had to change the names of some of our programs and

UVA’s Board of Visitors (BOV) has recently drawn public scrutiny amid ongoing political disputes between Governor Glenn Youngkin and members of the Virginia Senate concerning the confirmation of gubernatorial appointees. Notwithstanding this controversy, the Board’s establishment of its Special Committee on the Nomination of a President was clearly procedurally and legally valid under the governing