Jewish DePaul students call for reform after on-campus attack
By Dana Rebik and BJ Lutz
Students Max Long and Michael Kaminsky, along with members of The Lawfare Project, the legal firm representing them, called on the school to create a safe space for students to protest and have open dialogue.
Guest Letter: Dear Signatories of the “Stand Up DePaul” open letter
By Jessica M. Choplin, Craig M. Klugman, and Ellen Gutiontov
Like you, we are committed to academic freedom, peaceful expression, and the protection of vulnerable students. We fully support these goals. We are, however, alarmed by what your letter leaves out.
Faculty members show solidarity for DePaul Jewish students amid campus antisemitism
By 14 East Staff
With the recent unrest developing on DePaul University’s Lincoln Park campus, some faculty members are standing up for students taking part in the encampment. Other faculty are showing support for Pro-Israel students.
Most colleges don’t require antisemitism training. That has to change.
By Craig Klugman
When faculty members have identified a problem and provided a solution, only to be dismissed repeatedly, the take-home message is that Jews don’t count. As faculty, we are ethically obligated to protect them and speak out.
I thought the law school where I teach had my back. Then came the Hamas attacks on Israel.
By Roberta Rosenthal Kwall
I have been a law professor at DePaul University College of Law for several decades. DePaul is an urban, Vincentian, Catholic university that has long been a school of choice for First-Gen students, including law students.