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Stefanik's 'Poisoned Ivies' Exposes Campus Antisemitism, Hits Bestsellers

4/15/2026

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Rep. Elise Stefanik's book Poisoned Ivies argues antisemitism and anti-Americanism rise on U.S. campuses, released April 14, 2026, and topping Amazon's bestseller list.
The book recounts confrontations with Ivy League presidents at a congressional hearing who hesitated to condemn antisemitic rhetoric.
Stefanik notes campus shifts, citing Vanderbilt as more competitive than some Ivy League schools.
She plans a nationwide book tour and will not seek re-election.

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Rep. Elise Stefanik's book Poisoned Ivies argues antisemitism and anti-Americanism rise on U.S. campuses, released April 14, 2026, and topping Amazon's bestseller list.
The book recounts confrontations with Ivy League presidents at a congressional hearing who hesitated to condemn antisemitic rhetoric.
Stefanik notes campus shifts, citing Vanderbilt as more competitive than some Ivy League schools.
She plans a nationwide book tour and will not seek re-election.