Penn says it is fighting antisemitism. Its recent tenure decision tells another story

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The University of Pennsylvania has spent months claiming it is serious about confronting antisemitism, restoring trust, and repairing the damage caused by campus unrest after Oct. 7, 2023. Yet, Penn has apparently now granted tenure to Sukaina Hirji, whose public activism sits at the center of the very crisis the university claims it is trying to repair.

The university now needs to explain how that decision aligns with the standards it has publicly promised to uphold.

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