The US Department of Education’s Office for Civil Rights sent warning letters on March 10, 2025, to 60 universities currently under investigation for antisemitic discrimination and harassment. The letters warn of potential enforcement actions if these institutions fail to protect Jewish students under Title VI of the Civil Rights Act. These institutions include prestigious universities like Harvard, Yale, Columbia, and Stanford, along with numerous state universities and private colleges across the country. The investigation spans various types of institutions, from large public universities like the University of California Berkeley and University of Michigan to smaller private colleges such as Swarthmore College and Wellesley College. The complete list of institutions includes 60 universities across the United States, ranging from American University to Yale University, encompassing both public and private institutions in various states and regions. \”The Department is deeply disappointed that Jewish students studying on elite US campuses continue to fear for their safety,\” said Secretary of Education Linda McMahon. Last week, the Department canceled $400 million in federal grants and contracts to Columbia University due to their alleged failure to protection Jewish students from discrimination. The actions follow President Trump’s Executive Order \”Additional Measures to Combat Antisemitism,\” which led to directed investigations into five universities where widespread antisemitism harassment was reported.