A conference hosted by the university demands academics from institutions built on land ‘appropriated from Indigenous peoples’ to acknowledge its ‘traditional owners’
By Hannah Sugars
The evacuation of dependants will now be supported ‘on a case-by-case basis’, the Home Office confirmed
By Siam Goorwich
The group will be transferred via a third country and will require Israeli permission to make the trip
By Jacob Jaffa
The group has faced calls to participate in the growing academic boycott of Israel
By JC Reporter
Newly published emails show that Claire Shipman downplayed concerns about campus antisemitism and called for the dismissal of one of the institution’s ‘most outspoken Jewish advocates’
By Andrew Bernard
The pause will allow the Trump administration to set up procedures to vet candidates’ social media activity
Homeland security secretary Kristi Noem said the decision was linked to the college’s ‘failure to comply’ with the administration’s demands
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Republican lawmakers dubbed the findings ‘scathing’ and called them evidence of ‘deep-rooted, dangerous and rampant antisemitism’ at the college
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The incident follows the suspension of federal funding to the university in connection with allegations of antisemitism at similar demonstrations last year
By Izzy Salant
The move comes after other institutions received similar suspensions in connection with an Education Department investigation into campus antisemitism
The Trump administration is reviewing around $9 billion in grants to the university in connection with an investigation into alleged Jew-hatred on campus
The move follows the suspension of funds to other high-profile institutions follow pro-Palestine campus protests last year
JC uncovers the bill for cash-strapped colleges, with one London campus alone spending over £400,000
By Jane Prinsley
The 160-year-old institution has been approved by the regulatory body for higher education
By Eliana Jordan
