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U.C. Berkeley Names 160 in Antisemitism Investigation

9/14/2025

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Summary

Story summary

The University of California, Berkeley, confirmed compliance with a federal investigation into antisemitism.
It provided names of approximately 160 individuals to the Department of Education’s Office for Civil Rights.
Notifications were issued on September 4 regarding those named.
The Daily Californian first reported the disclosure.
U.C. Berkeley acted under guidance from the University of California system’s Office of the General Counsel.

History

Historical Context

The University of California established its Office of the General Counsel in 1965 to address legal compliance and civil rights issues. Recently, U.C. Berkeley named around 160 individuals amid a federal investigation into antisemitism on campuses, reflecting ongoing tensions related to civil rights and discrimination. This scrutiny may shape future policies on hate speech and discrimination in educational institutions.

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Story summary

The University of California, Berkeley, confirmed compliance with a federal investigation into antisemitism.
It provided names of approximately 160 individuals to the Department of Education’s Office for Civil Rights.
Notifications were issued on September 4 regarding those named.
The Daily Californian first reported the disclosure.
U.C. Berkeley acted under guidance from the University of California system’s Office of the General Counsel.

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