Students Get Tools To Fight For Israel On Campus
Students descended on the U to learn how to defeat anti-Israel forces on college campus.
Students descended on the U to learn how to defeat anti-Israel forces on college campus.
Are we talking about what’s happening on campus at the University of Minnesota a lot lately? Yes, we are. It’s important stuff so we hope you’re paying attention. Noah Farber, a freshman Minnesota Student Association member, makes a clear argument why the MSA should vote later today against the BDS proposal brought by Students for Justice in Palestine.
The Daily Minnesotan recently published an editorial suggesting that the University should bend to the demands of BDS because, “student activism is rarely so straightforward and low-risk.” The greater Minnesota Jewish community reacts, including this piece from a freshman on campus.
When I moved from Israel after my military service to study at the University of Minnesota, every year I witnessed many anti-Israel events such as the “apartheid week,” and other clearly anti-Israel messages all around campus. But, what I did not see, was any clear message to counter all of this.
U of M Hillel Israeli Fellow Eilav Perez shares reflects on his time in Minnesota and shares his favorite moments of the past year.
Messages written in sidewalk chalk in front of the campus’ union by the university’s chapter of Students Supporting Israel were defaced on Thursday by an unknown opponent of the holiday.
Students Supporting Israel has been denied a charter by the Augsburg College Day Student Government. Find out why it happened and what it means.
In our weekly profile series, Who the Folk?!, we’ll interview a different member of the TC tribe every Monday. This week: Ilan Sinelnikov!