Twenty years of hating Israel at Columbia.

A dinner-time protest.

There is much that administrators, and the government, can do.

A Vermont success story.

What attracted Harvard students to a 1960s anti-Semitic cartoon?

The rabbi, the student, and the professor.

Universities fall sway to the durable idea that hating Jews is just.

When making demands becomes a virtue.

The case of David Miller.

And the struggle to teach the Israel-Palestinian conflict at an Ivy League university.

And how universities helped put them there.

Patients, not future doctors, are the “vulnerable population.”

Reaping what we taught.

“But innocence is only so limited when you are occupying land.”