on many college campuses across the country, Jewish life at Colorado College in Colorado Springs has been disrupted for almost the entire academic year. Among the most recent developments are the administrations willingness to recommend to the college’s board that it discuss the college’s divestment from Israel and that it expunge from students’ records their violations of campus policies. In the spring semester, paralleling campuses elsewhere, tensions reached new levels. • In March, anti-Israel protestors took over Colorado College’s Tutt Library, displaying large banners demanding that the college divest from Israel, also playing loud music over loudspeakers. This disrupted the environment in violation of campus policy. • Earlier this year, when representatives of the ADL were invited to speak on campus, the location was forced […]
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