College Transparency: Mandatory Reporting of Antisemitism Incidents on Campus.
This law requires US colleges and universities to report every incident of antisemitism reported to campus security or local police to the Secretary of Education. The goal is to increase transparency and accountability regarding student safety on campus. Furthermore, institutions receiving federal grants must annually acknowledge that intentional violations of federal anti-discrimination law will result in the loss of all federal funding.
Key points
Higher education institutions must report all documented antisemitism incidents, including the institution's response and the remedies undertaken.
The Act establishes a specific definition of "antisemitism" for reporting purposes, covering hatred toward Jews and its physical or rhetorical manifestations.
Recipients of federal grants must sign an annual statement acknowledging that intentional discrimination violations will lead to the complete loss of federal funding.
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