Leading academic institutions, including the Australian National University and University of Technology Sydney, are yet to adopt a definition of antisemitism that all vice chancellors agreed to three months ago, amid push-back from academics and students. Jewish student groups accused the ANU of more foot-dragging on taking measures to combat antisemitism on campus, after the chair of the academic board, Professor Anthony Connolly, told representatives on Friday the university would not adopt the definition. Loading...
Monitoring Antisemitism Intel
