Anti-Israel campus protests across the country over the past month have caused many students at top institutions to see antisemitism as a problem at their schools, according to a new survey.
A poll from U.S. News & World Report released on Monday showed that 67% of students at the top 25 universities, as ranked by the outlet, said antisemitism was a problem, while the remaining 33% said it was not a problem on their campus. Overall, 14% said it was a “huge problem,” while 53% said it was a “small problem.”
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