UPenn suddenly cares about 'academic freedom' when Jews are involved

For the last year, Jewish students at the University of Pennsylvania have been pleading with the university to restore a sense of peace to campus. Throughout my senior year, others and I dedicated ourselves to protecting Jewish students and ensuring that professors were held accountable for fostering an environment of hate.

We have asked repeatedly for accountability and action, yet the university has remained indifferent, allowing this unrest to fester. The core problem stems from professors who not only express antisemitism in their classrooms and on social media but also incite others, and sometimes even themselves, to act on these hateful beliefs.