Judge calls out university for making Jewish students hide in a 'proverbial attic,' allows lawsuit to proceed
A U.S. district judge rejected Cooper University's motion to dismiss a lawsuit brought against it by Jewish students over ...
New York Sun20h
Federal Judge, in Scathing Ruling, Rejects Cooper Union’s Motion To Dismiss Lawsuit Over Campus Antisemitism
Judge criticizes Cooper Union for directing its Jewish students to ‘hide themselves away in a proverbial attic’ in the face ...
Arutz Sheva17h
Judge rules Cooper Union must face lawsuit over alleged antisemitism
Federal judge in Manhattan rules that Cooper Union College must face a lawsuit alleging it failed to protect Jewish students ...
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‘Dismayed’ by Cooper Union Blaming Jewish Students, District Judge Lets Case Proceed
These events took place in 2023, not 1943,” wrote John Cronan, a U.S. District Court judge for the Southern District of New York, in the decision.
Notable & Quotable: Cooper Union and Antisemitism
The Court is dismayed by Cooper Union’s suggestion that the Jewish students should have hidden upstairs or left the building.