WASHINGTON, D.C. – Cornell University was in the spotlight last year after a student threatened to kill Jewish students. After the new semester started in August, New York Congresswoman Claudia Tenney (R- NY) is concerned about acts of vandalism on campus, how the University is supporting Jewish students and questioning why Cornell reinstated a professor after he made antisemitic comments.
“I heard a lot of students feel unsafe and they don’t feel protected particularly Jewish students,” said Rep. Tenney.
Rep. Tenney recently sent a letter to Cornell University’s interim President on a slew of issues that have been brought up since the new semester started in August. On the first day of school, The Cornell Daily Sun reported activists spray painted “Israel bombs, Cornell pays” and “Blood is on your hands” along the front of Day Hall on campus…