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JD Academy member Sabrina Soffer argues that a dismissed DOJ lawsuit against Harvard proves campus antisemitism is a culture problem, not just a legal one — and that alumni must stay engaged long after graduation.
During the European Union of Jewish Student's Board retreat in Rome, they met with WJC's representative to the Vatican and the Holy See Viktor Eichner.
JDA Member Emma Günsberger Testifies Before the U.S. Commission on International Religious Freedom on the endangerment of Jews in Europe, Central Asia, Australia and beyond.
WJC Elevate members attended multiple side events during the UN's Commission on the Status of Women (CSW), engaging in discussions on women’s rights, accountability, and global challenges.
The 2025–2026 cohort of the Lauder Fellowship convened for their third virtual session with Jacob Ware, researcher on domestic and international terrorism and counterterrorism.
JD Corps member Alana Pugh-Jones Baranov represented the Jewish community at an interfaith event in Durban, South Africa, hosted by the Catholic-based Denis Hurley Centre together with the Grey Street Mosque.