A recent report from the House Education Committee has revealed widespread failures among US colleges to address rising antisemitism on campuses, sparking significant backlash against institutions like Harvard, Columbia, and Northwestern. The committee found that the universities did not adequately hold students accountable for antisemitic harassment and failed to protect Jewish students amidst a surge of anti-Israel protests. Internal communications from Harvard showcased leaders debating their response to events following October 7, while reports also indicated that Columbia University attempted to placate anti-Israel students rather than act on complaints of antisemitism. Senator Chuck Schumer has come under fire, being labeled a ‘traitor’ for allegedly advising Columbia officials to disregard criticism regarding campus antisemitism. As pressure mounts from Republican lawmakers, concerns have been raised about federal funding for colleges that neglect to address these issues adequately.