13 US universities, including Harvard, Stanford, and MIT, received failing grades from the Anti-Defamation League for handling antisemitism on campus.

The Anti-Defamation League (ADL) has given failing grades to 13 American universities, including Harvard, Stanford, and MIT, for their handling of antisemitism on campus. The ADL graded 85 US universities on their policies to protect Jewish students and found that reports of antisemitism on college campuses have reached historic levels, with Jewish students feeling unsafe. Two universities received an "A" grade, while 17 received a "B," 29 received a "C," 24 received a "D," and 13 received an "F."