University Leaders Headed Back to Congress To Face Questions on Antisemitism, This Time With Widespread Campus Unrest as a Backdrop
Some on Capitol Hill now want to know what, if any, impact foreign money has had on the schools and their reactions to the protests.

Round two of Congressional antisemitism hearings on Thursday will put another batch of college leaders on the spot. This time, the specter of widespread campus unrest and pro-Palestinian encampments will loom large over their testimonies. Some on Capitol Hill now want to know what, if any, impact foreign money has had on the schools and their reactions to the protests.
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