Conservative firebrand Milo Yiannopoulos had been invited to speak last week at the University of California’s Berkeley campus. At the reported direction of campus police, university officials canceled the speech, citing public safety concerns, after a violent protest resulted in a reported six injuries and over $100,000 in property damage.
The Brandeis Center is proud to announce its new spring interns for 2017, Caitlyn Carmichael and Edward Kunz. Caitlyn and Edward will bring their diverse experiences and skills to the advancement of justice for all.
Houston Hillel is reassuring students and the local Jewish community that Houston’s largest university remains a safe place for Jewish students.
On Tuesday January 31, 2017, Prof. Abraham Bell will address the LDB chapter at Emory University Law School on the topic of "International Law, Lawfare, and the Arab-Israeli Conflict." Professor Bell teaches at the University of San Diego School of Law Bar Ilan University, and teaches and writes in the areas of property, copyright, international law, and economic analysis of law.
LDB’s Kenneth L. Marcus will appear with filmmaker Gloria Z. Greenfield and provide remarks at a viewing of Greenfield’s film, “Unmasked Judeophobia” at the University of Tennessee Knoxville...
Jewish students at the University of Florida (UF) were stunned Tuesday at the sight of a man with a swastika armband riding a bicycle around campus, the independent student newspaper The Alligator reported.
The head of a legal NGO supporting a Virginia motion to recognize antisemitism as an unlawful form of discrimination explained to The Algemeiner on Wednesday why it was proposed and what it aims to achieve.
On Tuesday, January 24, Prof. Thane Rosenbaum will speak to the LDB chapter at UC Berkeley School of Law on the topic of, "Israel & International Law: UN Resolutions and their Human Rights Implications."
Virginia lawmakers are considering a new bill to help school administrators better combat anti-Semitism on state universities following a string of incidents in the past year.
UT’s McClung Museum will host a viewing of the film Unmasked Judeophobia at 7 p.m. on January 26 in its auditorium.
