Jewish Students at Brown University Celebrate Victory as the Brown Corporation Rejects Divestment Proposal
College Legal Issues
StandWithUs Requests from UC Chancellors Proof of Compliance with UC Policy
StandWithUs Sends Letter to The New School Seeking Administrative Action Regarding Antisemitism
SUNY Purchase Leaders Violated Students’ Rights and Rewarded Jew-Hating Rhetoric; They Must Be Held Accountable
Press Release: StandWithUs Files Title VI Federal Civil Rights Complaint Against SUNY Purchase for Egregious Antisemitic Targeting by Student Government, Enabled by Administration
Title VI Complaint Filed Against SUNY Purchase by StandWithUs
National Review Article: Jewish Groups Bring 19th-CenturyWeapon to Legal Fight againstAntisemitism at Columbia: The KKKAct
Legal group accuses pro-Palestinian professors of ‘compelling student speech’ with assignments
Pro-Israel Group Calls on US Justice Department to Apply ‘KKK Laws’ to Pro-Hamas Demonstrations
Jewish groups implore DOJ to use ‘KKK laws’ to prosecute hostile campus entities
Jewish Groups Bring 19th-Century Weapon to Legal Fight against Antisemitism at Columbia: The KKK Act
Pro-Israel education group warns of ‘antisemitism and anti-Israel bias’ in teachers’ union proposals
StandWithUs urges Northwestern trustees to nullify agreement with anti-Israel encampment protesters
Jewish Student’s Diploma Withheld Over Run-in With ‘Antisemitic’ Poster
UC Irvine Jewish Student Gets Big Win as Civil Rights Lawsuit Looms
Santa Monica College Professors Accused of Creating Antisemitic Assignments
A Resolution Of The Board of Regents Of The University of Colorado in Response to Protests That Occurred On June 1, 2024, and June 17, 2024, at The Private Residences of Regents
Organizations Fighting Antisemitism Stand In Solidarity With CU Board Of Regents For Condemnation Of Protests At Private Residences
StandWithUs Urges Santa Monica College to Take Action on Professors' Compelled Speech and Viewpoint Discrimination in Class Assignments
StandWithUs Legal Letter to University of Pittsburgh Regarding Professor Misconduct