Georgetown University's decision on divesting from companies tied to Israel and rise in anti-Semitism on college campuses
Georgetown University refuses to divest or end partnerships with companies tied to Israel despite student referendum, citing institutional values and responsible investing policy. Trump administration addresses rise in anti-Semitism on college campuses.
Key Points
- Georgetown University rejects student referendum on divesting from Israel-linked companies
- Trump administration addresses anti-Semitism rise on college campuses
- Institutional values and responsible investing policy guide Georgetown's decision
Pros
- Georgetown University upholds its institutional values and responsible investing policy
- Encourages discourse and dialogue among students with different perspectives on the conflict in the Middle East
Cons
- Some students and protesters advocate for divesting from companies arming Israel
- Anti-Israel agitators on campus leading to tensions and anti-Semitic rhetoric