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Politics · Education policy · published 2026-10-10 · via Legal Insurrection

Campus Anti-Israel Incidents Highlighted in Weekly Education Roundup

A weekly education news roundup described continued anti-Israel activity on college campuses three years after the October 7 attacks. It cited incidents including a disrupted Northwestern play, a Columbia graduate student elected to the university senate, and a Haverford professor arrested over alleged antisemitic threats. The roundup also covered campus protests, political donations by Michigan colleges, and declining public confidence in higher education.

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The roundup marks three years since the October 7 attacks and says campuses remain sites of anti-Israel hostility. It cites a Northwestern play halted by a fire alarm, a Columbia graduate student who had voiced support for Hamas’s methods winning a university senate seat, and a Haverford professor arrested over alleged antisemitic threats and harassment.

Other items note a Hasan Piker event at UT-Austin drawing only 300 despite thousands of sign-ups, three South Alabama students arrested

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