Recent reports and discussions underscore the urgent need for an overhaul of the City University of New York (CUNY) system in response to a troubling rise in antisemitism on campus. A state probe has highlighted alarming levels of antisemitism fueled by faculty and ineffective higher-ups, suggesting that current policies are inadequate to handle the issue. NYC Mayor Eric Adams hosted a roundtable with Jewish CUNY students to address their concerns and emphasize the importance of safety and clear policies regarding campus speech. The reports advocate for concrete steps to protect students and establish clear guidelines, as antisemitic acts have reportedly escalated since the October 7 attacks. Critics argue that the responses have been insufficient, and some have called for a complete restructuring of the system for reporting and addressing antisemitism to ensure student safety and support.