The class president of the graduating class at MIT this year is one Megha Vemuri. An Indian-American, Vemuri is apparently a Hindu, but one who clearly has no idea that the same jihadist impulse that ever since 1948 has forced the Jewish state to fight three major wars for its survival in 1948, 1967, and […]
Muslim Student Threatens to Murder His University Teacher
The teacher now lives in fear. And the Muslim student whom she supervised at the University of Aix-Marseille faces no prison time for the death threat he made against her on Instagram. More on this latest display of Muslim death threats, and the unwillingness of the authorities to properly punish such threats, can be found […]
Duke Alumni and Parents Object to Antisemite Frances Hasso
Frances Hasso is a professor in the Gender, Sexuality, and Feminist Studies Department at Duke University. I have written about her before, here and here. You can probably guess, from the department she is in, her take on Israel. She hates the tiny embattled state now fighting a multi-front war, that in her view copies […]
Universities Should Not Be Accepting Money from Qatar, a Hamas-Supporting Plutocracy
Qatar’s influence-buying continues on a grand scale: “Universities Are Selling Out to Qatar, and Selling Off Their Integrity,” by Mitchell Bard, Algemeiner, May 18, 2025: Cornell University is the biggest beneficiary, receiving more than $2.1 billion. In 2001, it launched the Weill Medical College in Qatar, with the emirate pledging $750 million in 11 years, […]
Qatar Spreads Its Wealth from Sea to Shining Sea
Qatar is the fabulously rich little land where only 10% of the population is Qatari, who need do no work to live on the government’s cradle-to-grave support, while all the real work, from cooks and construction workers at the bottom, to doctors and engineers and bankers at the top, is done by foreigners. Of the […]
Introducing the Students Who Invaded Columbia’s Library
The intrepid students who with their bodies themselves spoke truth to power by invading and taking over Columbia’s library building, are an impressive bunch. For they are perfect specimens of a type to be found on American campuses from sea to shining sea, products of our educational system which, as we all know, is second […]
Australia: University of Sydney students turn their backs on Jewish speaker who denounced Hamas
And these endorsers of genocidal Jew-hatred went away thinking they were on the side of righteousness. “Single photo of Sydney University students turning their backs on their Jewish peers sparks furious backlash,” by Caitlin Powell, Daily Mail Australia, May 17, 2025: A photo of University of Sydney students turning their backs on a Jewish speaker […]
Salman Rushdie pulls out as college graduation speaker after complaints from Hamas-linked CAIR
The Hamas-linked Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR) is a fascist organization that energetically opposes all opposition to jihad violence and Sharia oppression of women, no matter how tepid and poorly focused (as is Rushdie’s). “Salman Rushdie pulls out as Claremont McKenna College graduation speaker,” by Arianna Clay, Los Angeles Daily News, May 13, 2025: Novelist Salman […]
Why Is Duke’s Gender, Sexuality, and Feminist Studies Department Spending So Much Time Maligning the Jewish State?
Mishana Garschi is a Postdoctoral Associate in the Duke University gender studies program. According to her very own web page, Garschi’s interests “include Black feminist theory, feminist theory, popular culture, and the politics of diversity and inclusion.” She liked a post so much that she reposted it on X: “having a phd and being a […]
The Department of Gender, Sexuality, and Feminist Studies at Duke: An Introduction
I have already written here about Duke Professor Frances Hasso and her anti-Israel animus that has sunk ineluctably into outright antisemitism. But Hasso is only one part of a much bigger problem. It turns out that her entire department, the Department of Gender, Sexuality, and Feminist Studies, appears to be engaged in a multi-year orgy […]