A Reckoning on Antisemitism Approaches for NYU

The Biden administration will decide whether to keep NYU under federal scrutiny or give it a clean bill of antisemitic health just weeks after an antisemitism scandal.

AP/Seth Wenig
The NYU campus at New York in December 2021. AP/Seth Wenig

A moment of reckoning has arrived for New York University and antisemitism on university campuses. NYU could see its federal Title VI monitoring, intended to address precisely that bigotry, expire at the end of the month.

Whether to keep NYU under federal scrutiny or give it a clean bill of antisemitic health just weeks after an antisemitism scandal that revolves around messages sent school-wide that denounced the “omnipresent Zionist grip of the media” will be a decision for the Biden administration’s Department of Education to make in the coming days.

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