California Colleges Settle Antisemitism Complaints After Campus Protests
Hot take: When campus protest fervor collides with civil-rights law, institutions end up paying the bill — literally and reputationally — and California’s colleges are the latest to discover that vague policies and slow responses don’t survive legal scrutiny. These settlements signal that universities can no longer treat targeted harassment as an unavoidable side effect of protest; the law and public pressure are forcing concrete remedies and dollars to follow rhetoric.
