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Approximately 34,844 students are enrolled at Brigham Young University. About 0.0002% of them are Jewish, including its quarterback, Jake Retzlaff.
Shortly after Oct. 7, Davidai went viral for his “Open Letter to Every Parent in America,” warning that Columbia could not or would not protect Jewish students from antisemitism.
If you’re growing distant from a peer who has made antisemitic comments or shared hurtful posts on social media, here’s what to know.
College can and should be some of the best years of your life: Here’s some advice for the Jewish Class of 2028 to ensure that happens.
Rochman speaks about the encampments, grassroots-driven change, and the importance of confronting challenges with hope rather than fear.
“It is terrifying to see such a large number of students chanting for the destruction of Israel knowing that the university has not taken any measures to control the protest.”
People like me, who previously felt distant from Judaism, now wear Magen Davids as symbols of pride and strength.
Jewish students’ responses revealed profound feelings of isolation, fear and pain, representing a collective cry for help and for action.
If you’re growing distant from a peer who has made antisemitic comments or have seen friends share hurtful posts on social media, here’s what to know.
“My biggest piece of advice [for Gen Z] is to educate yourself…learn the history of what happened in this region and what did not happen,” Fuld told Unpacked.

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