"A Narrowing Gate" - NEW REPORT on Jewish enrollment at Harvard and its peers, 1967-2025.
Harvard has been cut in half - from ~14% to 7%. Penn fell similarly. Yale declined ~42%.
But at Brown it grew. At Cornell it held. At Princeton it barely moved.
https://t.co/ZtvnuR1fUC
One last invitation, friends — tomorrow in NYC.
Join us as David Harris lays out a post-October 7th agenda for a post-October 7th world.
Wed May 6 · 6pm reception, 7pm program · Midtown
With HBS-JAA, HLS-JAN & Jewish Alumni Strong
Register: https://t.co/YoCbCu8ErL
#Harvard#NYC
HAA Elected Directors — we recommend:
- Mia Esther Alpert ('99)
- Jimmy Biblarz ('14, J.D. '21, Ph.D. '23)
- Allison Charney Epstein ('89)
- Medha Gargeya ('14, J.D. '19)
- Jakob Haesler (M.P.A. '99)
- David G. Lefer ('93)
Ballots close May 19 at 5 PM ET.
HJAA met with 15 candidates for Board of Overseers and HAA Elected Directors.
We're endorsing the ones committed to accountability, academic rigor, and addressing antisemitism at Harvard.
Our full endorsements: https://t.co/uX9RymeOgd
Vote by May 19. #Harvard#HigherEd
Board of Overseers — we endorse:
Trey Grayson (A.B. '94)
Alfredo Gutierrez Ortiz Mena (LL.M. '98)
Philip L. Harrison (A.B. '86, M.Arch. '93)
Nisha Kumar Behringer (A.B. '91, M.B.A. '95)
Salvo Arena (LL.M. '00)
Vote ONLY for endorsed candidates so your votes aren't diluted.
A House Committee report, a DOJ lawsuit, and our own enrollment data all point to the same conclusion: antisemitism at Harvard is systemic, not episodic - and Harvard must address it itself.
Joint statement from @HarvardJews, HBS JAA, and HLSA JAN:
The report draws on Hillel data, Crimson surveys, demographic records, and peer comparisons spanning nearly 60 years.
It examines nine structural explanations across all nine schools. No single factor, or combination, accounts for the gap.
#NeverIsNow#HigherEd
"A Narrowing Gate" - NEW REPORT on Jewish enrollment at Harvard and its peers, 1967-2025.
Harvard has been cut in half - from ~14% to 7%. Penn fell similarly. Yale declined ~42%.
But at Brown it grew. At Cornell it held. At Princeton it barely moved.
https://t.co/ZtvnuR1fUC
Announcement from Roni:
After serving as VP Social Media/Media Relations & spokesperson for HJAA, I'm stepping away today. Proud to have built our digital presence from the ground up and given this organization a voice that couldn't be ignored
Grateful for this community that understood: when they said "it depends on the context," it actually depended on standing up for ourselves
HJAA organized the biggest Jewish event at Harvard right at Sanders. HJAA conducted an education audit more than a year before Harvard’s own
The Jewish Community does not want to hear "Antisemitism has no place in America" when its been allowed to run rampant on the streets, on campus, at conferences, in the arts, literature and many professional organizations for the last 18 months.
We send our deepest condolences to the families of the two staff members from the Embassy of Israel in Washington, DC who were senselessly murdered near the Capital Jewish Museum. We condemn this despicable act of violence and call on leaders to stand against antisemitism!
And of course, the event at which this young couple was murdered was a panel discussion about the dire need and innovative ways to provide aid to Gaza, Syria, and other war torn locations.
But you know, a Jew is a Jew to a Jew killer.
I’m in D.C. My family assumed I was at the AJC event. I still don’t know if police apprehended the shooter or if he’s on the loose.
This is terrifying.
The Abraham Accords were not just political. They were psychological. In a region taught to fear the unfamiliar, the UAE chose to shake hands instead. We did not just change policy. We challenged inherited emotion. Peace is not a signature. It is a mindset. And we reset it. 🇦🇪