Alums for Campus Fairness, a national alumni network that combats antisemitism and anti-Zionism on college campuses, has released its 2025–26 Campus Climate Brief showing a wide gap between schools where Jewish and pro-Israel students face persistent hostility and those where administrators have created a safer, supportive environment. The report assessed campuses based on antisemitic incidents, administrative response and the intensity of anti-Israel organizing. According to the report, UC Berkeley, George Mason, Middlebury, The New School, DePaul, Smith, Sarah Lawrence, San Francisco State, UT Dallas and Oberlin ranked among the most concerning campuses for Jewish life, while Vanderbilt, the University of Florida, Tulane, the University of Miami, Brandeis, Indiana, Arizona State, Binghamton, Dartmouth and USC were among the strongest. For those schools counted among the best, the report credited firm rule enforcement, effective administrative response and support for Jewish and Zionist students.
“Campus Climate Brief 2025–26,” Alums for Campus Fairness, 2026
