Antisemitism on US university campuses has increasingly moved beyond public protests and encampments to take root directly inside classrooms, curricula, and faculty networks, the Anti-Defamation League said in a report released Wednesday.
The ADL also announced the launch of a Campus Classroom Reporting mechanism, a confidential channel designed for students, staff, and faculty to report and seek support regarding classroom-based bias.
The report, titled “Antisemitism Among Faculty and in the Classroom: Trends, Patterns and Institutional Dynamics,” said to have identified recurring patterns such as pro-terrorism narratives introduced into coursework, extra credit offered for attending anti-Israel rallies, and faculty singling out Jewish and Israeli students in class.
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