Members of Mu Beta Chi, a Jewish fraternity, at the University of Minnesota in 1936.  Upper Midwest Jewish Archives, University of Minnesota, CC BY-NDWhen Eliza arrived on her West Coast college campus in the fall of 2020, building community was difficult due to the raging COVID-19 pandemic. Yet over time she forged a network of friends, anchored by her sorority.  Three years later, those relationships were severely tested by events over 7,000 m…

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Campuses are ground zero in debates about antisemitism − but that’s been true for 100 years

When Eliza arrived on her West Coast college campus in the fall of 2020, building community was difficult due to the raging COVID-19 pandemic. Yet over time she forged a network of friends, anchored by her sorority.
Three years later, those relationships were severely tested by events over 7,000 miles away: the Oct. 7, 2023, terrorist attack in Israel and the ensuing war in Gaza.  Due to her support for Israel, she was ostracized by people she o…

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When Eliza arrived on her West Coast college campus in the fall of 2020,
building community was difficult due to the raging COVID-19 pandemic.
Yet over time she forged a network of friends, anchored by her sorority.
Three years later, those ...

Campuses are ground zero in debates about antisemitism − but that’s been true for 100 years

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