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Texas A&M University

2025
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C

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Overview Criteria

2025 Report Card

Publicly Disclosed Administrative Actions Below Expectations
Jewish Life on Campus Excellent
Campus Conduct and Climate Concerns Low to None

Texas A&M University has a Hillel, Chabad and Jewish Greek life on campus.

What’s Happening on Campus?

In 2020, the University’s Student Senate passed a resolution condemning antisemitism, reinforcing its commitment to ensuring an inclusive campus environment.

Texas A&M has experienced relatively few antisemitic incidents in recent years.

In May 2024, at an anti-Israel rally organized by Aggies Against Apartheid and Muslim Students' Association at Texas A&M, protesters held signs with messages that included: “BTHO [Beat the hell outta] Zionism,” and “Respect existence or expect resistance,” a slogan commonly used to support Hamas’s antisemitic October 7, 2023, terrorist attack.

University Policies and Responsive Action

In recent administrative moves, the University’s Board of Regents decided in February 2024 to terminate its partnership with the Qatar Foundation, projected to be completed by 2028. This decision was supported by the Institute for the Study of Global Antisemitism and Policy, acknowledging the university's stance on maintaining distance from associations potentially conflicting with their educational and communal values.

In October 2024, the University’s October 7th program to commemorate the one-year anniversary of the 2023 Hamas attacks on Israel was co-hosted by numerous Jewish organizations and Christians United For Israel.

President Welsh III has met with faith leaders to discuss campus-related issues.

Criteria

Below Expectations

Publicly Disclosed Administrative Actions i

Key
Publicly Disclosed Administrative Actions
Above Expectations
Meeting Expectations
Below Expectations
This college was not assessed on the specified criteria.
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Antisemitism included in Code of Conduct and Policies
Clear process for reporting antisemitic incidents
Advisory council to address antisemitism
Clear religious accommodations policy
Mandatory antisemitism education for students and staff
Has an official position against BDS
Publicly condemns antisemitic incidents
Partnerships with Israeli institutions
Conducts surveys to assess Jewish student experiences
Civil discourse initiatives on campus
Clear time, place and manner policies
Participated in program to address antisemitism
Excellent

Jewish Life on Campus i

Key
Jewish Life on Campus
Excellent
Satisfactory
Subpar
This college was not assessed on the specified criteria.
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Active Hillel, Chabad, or other Jewish student organization
Jewish Greek life
Jewish studies program or class
Kosher dining
Interfaith initiatives on campus
School promotes awareness of Jewish holidays
Israel studies or study abroad programs
Rabbi/Jewish educator
Jewish religious services
Jewish alumni group
Jewish staff and faculty group
Partnerships with Jewish organizations
Active pro-Israel group
Low to None

Campus Conduct and Climate Concerns i

Key
Campus Conduct and Climate Concerns
Low to none
Medium
High

*Incident levels reflect the number of incidents relative to the total student population on campus. 'Severe' and 'other' incidents were only counted if they were recorded between April 2024 and December 2024.

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Level of severe antisemitic and anti-Zionist incidents
Level of other antisemitic and anti-Zionist incidents
Level of hostile anti-Zionist student government activity
Level of hostile anti-Zionist student groups 
Level of hostile anti-Zionist staff and faculty activity

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