Columbia, Georgetown and Northwestern may see ‘mixed results’ on Jew-hatred from their new presidents, experts say
Columbia University, Georgetown University and Northwestern University may see “mixed results” when it comes to fighting Jew-hatred from their new presidents, each of whom began their terms on Tuesday, experts told JNS. Jennifer Mnookin, a…
Assessment
The arrival of new presidents at three major universities introduces uncertainty about whether institutional responses to antisemitism will improve. While each leader brings prior administrative experience, the mixed outlook from experts suggests that past settlements and federal scrutiny do not guarantee a uniform or decisive shift. Observers should watch for early policy moves and how each president handles ongoing federal oversight.