The University of California System is trying again to adopt a policy that addresses intolerance on campus. After a draft policy was rejected last year amid First Amendment concerns, the new draft appears to be attracting more support. Last year, a series of incidents led many to fear anti-Semitism on UC campuses was on the rise. A Jewish fraternity at UC Davis was defaced with swastikas, for example. And a couple months after that, a student was almost denied a position in the student government over the suggestion by the panel interviewing her that her Jewish faith might interfere with her duties.

March 16, 2016 ・ From Inside Higher Ed