Pro-Israel vs Antisemitic Campuses

Auburn University earned an "A" grade from the ADL in its 2024-25 Campus Antisemitism Report Card, reflecting a highly welcoming and secure environment for Jewish students. The campus has not seen significant reports of antisemitic incidents or widespread anti-Israel protests. The active Hillel contributes to a supportive Jewish community.

Brandeis University received an "A" grade from the ADL, indicating a strong commitment to combating antisemitism. Known for its robust Jewish life and supportive environment, the university has actively opposed anti-Israel and antisemitic movements on campus. It stands out as a welcoming and safe space for Jewish students.

Tulane University received an A grade from the ADL, indicating a strong commitment to fighting antisemitism and a welcoming environment for Jewish students. Its Hillel is robust, and the campus has a reputation for being supportive of its Jewish community, with no major incidents reported.

The University of Alabama received an "A" grade in the ADL's 2024-25 Campus Antisemitism Report Card, indicating a strong commitment to protecting Jewish students and fostering a positive campus environment. There have been no widely reported major antisemitic incidents or significant anti-Israel activist movements like encampments or strong BDS activity. The campus Hillel is active and well-supported.

The University of Florida received an 'A' on the ADL Campus Antisemitism Report Card, indicating a strong and welcoming environment for Jewish students. The university has proactively addressed antisemitism, has a robust Hillel, and has largely avoided the major encampments and severe incidents seen at many other institutions, fostering a supportive climate.

The University of Georgia received an A grade from the ADL, signifying an excellent and welcoming environment for Jewish students. The campus benefits from strong institutional support, a robust Hillel, and a general absence of significant antisemitic incidents or disruptive anti-Israel activism.

As a Modern Orthodox Jewish university, Yeshiva University provides an inherently strong and supportive environment for Jewish students and on Israel-related issues. The campus community is deeply rooted in Jewish values and identity, ensuring a welcoming and robust atmosphere without significant external anti-Israel or antisemitic pressures.

Boston College does not have extensive public reporting on severe antisemitism or anti-Israel incidents compared to other large universities. While general antisemitic incidents can occur, there isn't widespread evidence of a consistently hostile climate or major disruptive protests. Based on limited public data, the environment appears generally stable.

Boston University received a "C" grade from the ADL regarding antisemitism. While protests related to Israel have occurred, the campus has not seen the same level of severe disruption or frequent antisemitic incidents as other institutions. The environment appears mixed, with some tensions but generally stable.

Florida State University received a "B" grade from the ADL in its 2024-25 report, indicating a generally welcoming environment for Jewish students with active Hillel programming. While there have been isolated reports of antisemitism, the campus has not experienced major anti-Israel encampments or widespread hostile events. The administration is generally seen as responsive to Jewish student concerns.

Howard University does not have a specific grade from the ADL, and public data regarding widespread antisemitic incidents or a hostile anti-Israel climate is limited compared to other institutions. While general anti-Israel sentiment may exist within broader social justice activism, there are no widespread reports of direct antisemitic targeting, suggesting a generally stable environment.

Rice received a 'B' on the ADL Report Card, indicating a generally positive environment with room for improvement. The campus has a strong Hillel and the administration has shown proactive responses to antisemitism. While some anti-Zionist activity exists, it has not created a pervasive hostile climate.

Texas A&M University received a "B" grade from the ADL in its 2024-25 assessment, reflecting a generally positive climate for Jewish students. While isolated incidents may occur, the campus has not been a focal point for large-scale anti-Israel protests or severe antisemitic acts. The local Hillel provides support and community for Jewish students.

The University of Arizona earned a "B" grade from the ADL in its 2024-25 assessment, indicating a generally adequate campus environment for Jewish students. While some pro-Palestinian activism exists, the university has not been flagged for severe antisemitic incidents or large-scale, disruptive anti-Israel encampments. The campus Hillel remains an active resource for the Jewish community.

The University of Connecticut received a B grade from the ADL, indicating that while incidents of antisemitism have occurred, the administration has generally taken steps to address them. Jewish students have reported feeling supported by the administration, and the campus environment is not characterized by widespread hostility.

The University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign received a 'B' on the ADL Campus Antisemitism Report Card, suggesting a mixed but generally manageable environment for Jewish students. While the campus has seen protests and an encampment, the administration has taken steps to address concerns, leading to a more stable climate than institutions facing more severe issues.

The University of Kansas does not appear on major lists of universities with severe antisemitism issues, like the ADL's most recent report card. While general anti-Israel sentiments may exist, there are no publicly known widespread or extreme incidents, and an active Hillel is present. Limited public data suggests a relatively stable environment.

The University of Kentucky earned a B grade from the ADL, reflecting a generally positive environment for Jewish students, though with room for specific improvements. The campus supports an active Hillel, and while isolated instances of anti-Israel sentiment may occur, they do not typically escalate to widespread hostility.

The University of Maryland, College Park, received a 'B' on the ADL Campus Antisemitism Report Card, indicating a mixed but largely manageable environment. While the campus has experienced protests and an encampment, a strong Hillel and administrative efforts to support Jewish students have helped maintain a more stable climate than many other universities.

The University of Miami received a B grade from the ADL, indicating a generally good but not perfect environment for Jewish students. The campus has a strong Hillel and supportive Jewish life, though isolated instances of anti-Israel activism have occurred, typically managed without widespread hostility.

The University of Missouri is not listed among the universities with the most concerning antisemitic climates by organizations like the ADL. While protests related to Israel have occurred, there is no public record of widespread or severe antisemitic incidents or prolonged disruptions. Limited public data suggests a relatively stable environment.

The University of Nebraska does not appear on widely publicized lists from organizations like the ADL regarding severe antisemitism on campus. There are no major public reports of widespread anti-Jewish or anti-Zionist incidents, and an active Hillel serves the Jewish community. Limited public data suggests a stable environment.

The University of Tennessee received a B grade from the ADL, indicating a largely positive environment for Jewish students, yet with some areas for improvement. While the campus generally fosters a stable climate with an active Hillel, there have been isolated incidents of anti-Israel rhetoric or minor tensions.

The University of Virginia received a 'B' on the ADL Campus Antisemitism Report Card, suggesting a mixed but not overtly hostile environment. While an encampment occurred, the administration's response and fewer severe, widespread incidents indicate a more stable climate for Jewish students compared to many other campuses.

Washington University in St. Louis was rated 'B' by the ADL, signaling a mostly positive environment for Jewish students. The university benefits from a robust Hillel and generally prompt administrative responses to antisemitic concerns. While some anti-Zionist activism occurs, it has not escalated into a consistently hostile campus environment.

Arizona State University received a "C" grade in the ADL's 2024-25 Campus Antisemitism Report Card, indicating a discernible presence of antisemitism on campus. While not marked by continuous severe incidents, the campus has seen pro-Palestinian activism, including from Students for Justice in Palestine (SJP), and isolated antisemitic incidents such as graffiti. This climate suggests Jewish students may encounter a less-than-fully welcoming environment and potentially hostile rhetoric.

Brown University received a D grade from the ADL, reflecting a challenging environment marked by a significant pro-Palestinian encampment and reports of antisemitic incidents. A Title VI complaint has been filed, and many Jewish students have expressed feeling intimidated and unwelcome due on campus.

Carnegie Mellon received a 'C' from the ADL, indicating a campus with some issues for Jewish students. The university has experienced protests and anti-Zionist rhetoric, contributing to a less severe but present anti-Israel climate. While not consistently hostile, concerns remain regarding the environment for Jewish students.

Cornell received a C grade from the ADL and experienced early, severe online threats against Jewish students. While the university leadership has condemned antisemitism and Hillel is active, pro-Palestinian encampments and ongoing tensions have led to an open Title VI investigation, indicating a mixed but often challenging environment for Jewish students.

Dartmouth received a B from the ADL. While it experienced a pro-Palestinian encampment and some arrests, the overall severity of antisemitic incidents has been less pronounced compared to other peer institutions. However, a Title VI complaint has been filed, indicating ongoing concerns within the Jewish community.

Fordham University received a C grade from the ADL, indicating several serious incidents of antisemitism and anti-Zionism on campus. Students for Justice in Palestine and other anti-Zionist groups have engaged in harassment, and an encampment was present in Spring 2024.

Indiana University received a "D" grade from the ADL, reflecting concerns about antisemitism on campus. A significant pro-Palestinian encampment occurred in April 2024, leading to arrests and heightened tensions. The university has also faced criticism regarding its handling of Israel-related programming and free speech issues.

Johns Hopkins received a 'C' from the ADL, indicating notable issues though not as severe as 'F' rated schools. The campus experienced an encampment and some anti-Zionist rhetoric that contributed to a tense environment for Jewish students. A Title VI complaint has been filed against the university.

While not on the ADL's lowest-graded list, Loyola University Chicago has experienced anti-Israel protests and the presence of a student encampment in Spring 2024. Students for Justice in Palestine is active on campus, and there have been reports of anti-Zionist rhetoric creating discomfort for Jewish students.

MIT received a C grade from the ADL due to a campus environment marked by significant protest activity and occupations following October 7th. Jewish students have reported instances of antisemitic rhetoric and feeling vulnerable, leading to an open Title VI investigation into allegations of discrimination.

Michigan State University earned a "C" grade from the ADL for its approach to antisemitism. The campus experienced an anti-Israel encampment in April 2024, which led to some arrests and disruption. There have been reports of antisemitic incidents, contributing to a challenging environment for Jewish students.

Penn State University received a 'C' on the ADL Campus Antisemitism Report Card, indicating a concerning campus environment for Jewish students. The university has experienced anti-Israel encampments and related protests, contributing to a climate where Jewish students have reported feeling increasingly isolated and targeted.

Princeton received a B from the ADL. While experiencing pro-Palestinian protests and an encampment, the university has not seen the same level of severe antisemitic incidents as some other Ivy League schools. However, a Title VI complaint has been filed, indicating concerns among some Jewish students.

SUNY Binghamton has received a C grade from the ADL, indicating a campus environment that needs improvement regarding antisemitism. While it has not experienced the severe widespread incidents of some other New York schools, there have been instances of anti-Israel activism and concerns raised by Jewish students.

SUNY Buffalo has been given a C grade by the ADL, indicating areas for improvement in its campus environment for Jewish students. While there have been reports of anti-Israel activism and occasional antisemitic rhetoric, the issues appear less pervasive compared to highly flagged institutions.

UC Santa Barbara received a 'C' on the ADL Campus Antisemitism Report Card, indicating a concerning environment. The campus experienced an anti-Israel encampment and related protests, contributing to a challenging climate for Jewish students.

The University of Chicago received a C grade from the ADL, reflecting a campus environment that has seen pro-Palestinian encampments and reports of antisemitic incidents. While university administration has taken some steps to address disruptions, Jewish students have expressed concerns about the overall climate, leading to Title VI complaints.

The University of Colorado Boulder received a "C" grade from the ADL in its 2024-25 Campus Antisemitism Report Card, reflecting a notable presence of antisemitism. The campus experienced significant anti-Israel encampments and protests in Spring 2024, leading to arrests and disruptions, and creating a hostile atmosphere for some Jewish students. These events underscore ongoing tensions and challenges related to Israel-Palestine issues.

The University of Houston received a "C" grade from the ADL in its 2024-25 report card, indicating a notable presence of antisemitism experienced by Jewish students. While there haven't been widely publicized large-scale encampments or severe incidents, the grade suggests a campus environment where Jewish students may face challenges or feel less secure. This implies a need for improved campus climate and stronger administrative response to antisemitism.

The University of Iowa received a C grade from the ADL, indicating several serious incidents of antisemitism have occurred on campus. While not as extreme as some other universities, there have been reports of anti-Israel sentiment and a student encampment in Spring 2024.

The University of Oregon earned a "C" grade in the ADL's 2024-25 Campus Antisemitism Report Card, pointing to a concerning environment for Jewish students. The campus experienced an anti-Israel encampment and sustained protests in Spring 2024, where participants engaged in divestment demands and some rhetoric that Jewish students found antisemitic. This activism has contributed to a challenging climate for Jewish life and pro-Israel advocacy.

The University of Pittsburgh received a "B" grade from the ADL, suggesting a somewhat better handling of antisemitism compared to some peers. However, the campus experienced an anti-Israel encampment in April 2024, highlighting existing tensions. While fewer severe incidents are reported, the environment still presents challenges for Jewish students.

The University of Wisconsin-Madison received a 'C' on the ADL Campus Antisemitism Report Card, indicating a concerning campus environment. The university has faced anti-Israel encampments and disruptive protests, and a Title VI complaint regarding antisemitism was filed, reflecting challenges for Jewish students.

Yale received a C grade from the ADL, reflecting a campus environment where Jewish students have reported experiencing antisemitic rhetoric and feeling unsafe, particularly amidst pro-Palestinian protests and encampments. A Title VI investigation has been opened regarding alleged discrimination.

American University has been assigned an F grade by the ADL, indicating a hostile environment for Jewish students. The campus has experienced documented antisemitic incidents, including swastikas and disruptive anti-Israel protests, with the administration's responses often drawing criticism and leading to the filing of a Title VI complaint.

Barnard College shares a campus with Columbia University, which received an F from the ADL due to a hostile environment. Barnard students and faculty have been deeply involved in anti-Israel protests and encampments, contributing to a documented increase in antisemitic incidents and a widespread perception of an unsafe climate for Jewish students.

Hunter College, as part of the CUNY system, has been rated F by the ADL, reflecting a hostile campus environment. The college has experienced significant anti-Zionist activism, including disruptive protests and faculty statements, contributing to widespread concerns about antisemitism across CUNY campuses and resulting in Title VI complaints.

Columbia University has been a flashpoint for antisemitism, receiving an F grade from the ADL and being repeatedly flagged by ADL and AMCHA. The campus witnessed a highly visible and prolonged encampment, leading to numerous reports of harassment, threats, and physical assaults against Jewish students, who have expressed feeling profoundly unsafe. Multiple Title VI complaints have been filed.

DePaul received a D grade from the ADL, citing numerous serious incidents of antisemitism and anti-Zionism, largely driven by Students for Justice in Palestine. There have been instances of harassment of Jewish students, a Title VI complaint was filed, and an encampment was present on campus in Spring 2024.

Duke received an 'F' on the ADL Campus Antisemitism Report Card due to repeated incidents where pro-Palestinian groups blamed Israel for US problems, chanted 'globalize the intifada,' and shared antisemitic cartoons. The administration has been criticized for failing to adequately protect Jewish students from a hostile environment. A Title VI complaint has been filed.

Emory received an 'F' from the ADL due to severe incidents, including violent clashes during an encampment and chants like 'from the river to the sea.' The administration faced criticism for failing to adequately protect Jewish students. Multiple Title VI complaints have been filed against the university.

George Washington University received an F grade from the ADL, reflecting a hostile campus environment. The university experienced a prominent anti-Israel encampment, numerous disruptive protests, and widespread antisemitic incidents, prompting significant concern from Jewish students and the filing of a Title VI complaint.

Georgetown received an 'F' on the ADL Report Card, indicating a hostile climate for Jewish students. The campus has seen multiple antisemitic incidents, including defacing Jewish property and chants of 'globalize the intifada.' The administration has been criticized for failing to protect Jewish students, leading to a Title VI complaint.

Harvard has faced significant criticism for its handling of antisemitism, receiving a D grade from the ADL. The campus saw extensive pro-Palestinian encampments and incidents like the 'doxing truck' targeting students. Multiple Title VI complaints have been filed, leading to a challenging environment for Jewish students.

NYU received an "F" grade from the ADL for its pervasive antisemitism and faces multiple Title VI complaints. The campus has been a focal point for intense anti-Israel activism, including multiple disruptive encampments and protests, notably in April 2024. This has created a consistently hostile and unwelcoming environment for many Jewish students.

Northwestern University received a D grade from the ADL, largely due to a controversial agreement made with pro-Palestinian encampment organizers which sparked widespread criticism. The campus has seen numerous reports of antisemitic incidents, with many Jewish students expressing that they feel unsafe and unsupported. A Title VI investigation is ongoing.

Ohio State received an "F" from the ADL for its handling of antisemitism. The campus saw an anti-Israel encampment in April 2024, leading to arrests and significant disruption. Reports indicate a concerning trend of antisemitic incidents and a perceived lack of administrative response.

Portland State University received a "D" grade from the ADL in its 2024-25 report card, signaling a severely hostile environment for Jewish students. The campus was a focal point for intense anti-Israel encampments and building occupations in Spring 2024, marked by significant disruption, property damage, and reports of antisemitic rhetoric. Jewish students have expressed feeling unsafe and marginalized due to these sustained protests and the administration's response.

Rutgers University received an "F" from the ADL for its abysmal record on antisemitism and faces multiple Title VI complaints. A pro-Palestinian encampment in April 2024 resulted in the university making concessions to protestors' demands. The campus has a prolonged history of severe anti-Israel and antisemitic incidents, making it a highly hostile environment for Jewish students.

San Francisco State University received an "F" grade in the ADL's 2024-25 Campus Antisemitism Report Card, identifying it as one of the most hostile environments for Jewish students in the US. The campus has a long and well-documented history of severe antisemitic incidents, including multiple Title VI complaints and persistent anti-Israel activism, which often crosses into antisemitism. This ongoing climate has left many Jewish students feeling deeply unsafe and marginalized.

Stanford University received a D grade from the ADL, reflecting a deeply concerning climate. The campus experienced a prolonged encampment, and there have been multiple reports of antisemitic incidents, including controversial remarks by faculty. Numerous Jewish students have reported a hostile environment, leading to a Title VI investigation and a lawsuit.

The New School has been flagged by the ADL with an F grade, indicating a hostile environment for Jewish students. The campus has seen significant anti-Zionist activism, including disruptive protests and faculty support for BDS, leading to a Title VI complaint regarding alleged antisemitic discrimination.

Tufts University received an "F" from the ADL due to its severe antisemitism issues, and faces Title VI complaints. The campus has a history of aggressive anti-Israel activism, including student government BDS resolutions, and saw a significant encampment in April 2024. This consistently creates a hostile and unwelcoming environment for Jewish students.

UC Berkeley received an 'F' from the ADL, reflecting a long-standing hostile environment for Jewish students. The campus has seen significant anti-Zionist activity, multiple BDS resolutions, and incidents related to encampments. There have been numerous Title VI complaints filed against the university.

UC Davis received a 'D' on the ADL Campus Antisemitism Report Card, signifying a hostile environment. The campus experienced a lengthy anti-Israel encampment and ongoing disruptive protests that have contributed to a challenging and at times unsafe climate for Jewish students.

UC Irvine received an 'F' from the ADL, citing a history of severe anti-Israel activism, BDS efforts, and recent encampment-related incidents. The campus environment has been repeatedly flagged as hostile towards Jewish students and pro-Israel voices. Multiple Title VI complaints underscore the severity of the situation.

UC San Diego received an 'F' from the ADL due to a hostile environment for Jewish students. The campus has experienced numerous anti-Israel protests, calls for intifada, and an encampment that created an unsafe atmosphere. A Title VI complaint has been filed against the university.

UC Santa Cruz was assigned a "D" grade by the ADL in its 2024-25 Campus Antisemitism Report Card, reflecting a profoundly hostile climate for Jewish students. The campus was engulfed by significant anti-Israel encampments and protests in Spring 2024, involving demands for academic boycotts and divestment, which Jewish students reported included antisemitic rhetoric and created an unsafe environment. The university faced severe operational disruptions as a result.

UCLA received an 'F' from the ADL, reflecting a severely hostile campus environment. The university was the site of egregious encampment issues with documented violence against Jewish students and widespread anti-Zionist activity. Multiple Title VI complaints have been filed due to the administration's perceived inaction.

UMass Amherst earned a "D" grade from the ADL, reflecting a difficult environment for Jewish students, and has a Title VI complaint filed. The campus saw multiple anti-Israel encampments and disruptive protests in both 2023 and 2024. Strong anti-Israel activism frequently creates a hostile atmosphere for the Jewish community.

The University of Michigan received a 'D' on the ADL Campus Antisemitism Report Card, indicating a hostile campus environment. The university experienced a significant anti-Israel encampment and has been the site of numerous disruptive protests, leading to a climate where many Jewish students feel unsafe.

The University of Minnesota received a "D" grade from the ADL for its handling of antisemitism, and a Title VI complaint has been filed. An anti-Israel encampment in April 2024 saw significant disruption and arrests. The campus environment has a history of intense pro-Palestinian activism, contributing to a frequently hostile climate for Jewish students.

The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill received a 'D' on the ADL Campus Antisemitism Report Card, signifying a hostile environment for Jewish students. The campus experienced a significant anti-Israel encampment and a controversial flag incident, alongside ongoing protests that have contributed to a climate of fear and concern for Jewish students.

The University of Pennsylvania has been cited for a hostile climate, receiving a D grade from the ADL. The campus experienced controversy around the 'Palestine Writes' festival and significant pro-Palestinian encampments. Multiple Title VI complaints and a lawsuit have been filed, detailing incidents of harassment and an environment where many Jewish students feel unwelcome.

The University of Texas at Austin received a 'D' on the ADL Campus Antisemitism Report Card, indicating a hostile campus environment. The campus saw major anti-Israel encampments and frequent large-scale protests, leading to numerous arrests and a significant feeling of unease among Jewish students despite administrative responses.

The University of Washington received a 'D' on the ADL Campus Antisemitism Report Card, indicating a hostile environment for Jewish students. The campus experienced a prolonged anti-Israel encampment and frequent disruptive protests, contributing to widespread concerns about antisemitism and safety within the Jewish community.

Vanderbilt earned an 'F' from the ADL, reflecting a hostile environment for Jewish students. Incidents included student protests, a building takeover where antisemitic chants such as 'From the river to the sea' were heard, and general administrative failure to protect students. The university is subject to a Title VI complaint.