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Hillel International — Mar 20, 2026

Hillel’s Experts Share Guidance for Choosing a College with Confidence

Hillel International brought together college counselors, campus leaders, and students for a Virtual College Prep Series session on navigating the final stages of the college decision process. Speakers encouraged students to look beyond rankings and focus on factors that shape daily life, including campus environment and community. They also emphasized the importance of exploring Jewish life on campus and understanding how universities respond to antisemitism when making a final decision.

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ABC7 News — Mar 14, 2026

San Jose State Investigates Graffiti Calling for Eradication of Jews

University police at San Jose State University are investigating graffiti found on building walls that called for the “eradication of Jews,” along with other hateful and violent language. The graffiti targeted multiple communities, including Jewish, Muslim, and Asian groups. University officials say they have not identified a credible threat, but the incident raised safety concerns on campus.

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The Algemeiner — Mar 11, 2026

Columbia University Reaches Settlement in Antisemitism Lawsuit

Columbia University reached a settlement in a lawsuit filed by Jewish students who alleged the school failed to address rising antisemitism on campus. The complaint claimed, in part, that the university did not adequately protect Jewish and Israeli students as incidents escalated in the aftermath of the October 7 terror attacks. As a result of the settlement, Columbia committed to expanding antisemitism-related programming, creating new Israel-related scholarships, and considering adopting the IHRA definition of antisemitism.

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