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New Report Deems UCSD ‘Deficient’ in Combating Antisemitism

By Emily Kim Jenkins, Contributing Writer The University of California, San Diego received a ‘D’ grade on Thursday from the Anti-Defamation League’s (ADL) newly published College Antisemitism Report. The report claims that UCSD has a “deficient approach” to combating antisemitism– the same grade received by Pomona University, California Technical Institute, CSU Northridge, and UCs Berkeley, […]

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