Jewish students at the University of Pennsylvania are expressing concerns about campus life following controversial testimony from the school’s now-former president.
A growing body of Jewish students at the University of Pennsylvania have voiced their concerns about campus life in the wake of now-former university president Liz Magill’s controversial testimony earlier in the week.
UPenn student Kevin Bina told FOX 29 that his fellow fraternity members “don’t even feel comfortable walking outside our house wearing their kippahs just because they don’t know if they’re going to be harassed.”
Another student, Leah Weinberger, said many Jewish students are reconsidering their application to UPenn after Magill’s testimony.
“Even people who are thinking of applying — Jewish students from the Northeast, from where I’m from, and all around — are not even applying,” Weinberger told the outlet.
