UC Berkeley Discloses Personal Information of 160 Students and Staff in Federal Antisemitism Investigation
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Summary
UC Berkeley has provided the personal information of approximately 160 students, staff, and faculty to the federal government in response to a Department of Education investigation into alleged campus antisemitism. The disclosure was made under a directive from the UC Office of the President and includes names and potential connections to reports of alleged antisemitism.
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In an attempt to comply with an investigation into alleged campus antisemitism by the Department of Education, Office of Civil Rights
UC Berkeley released the names of individuals and their 'potential connection' to reports of alleged antisemitism
in a directive from the UC Office of the President
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