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The House Education and Workforce Committee has expanded its campus antisemitism investigation to include Rutgers University, making it the fifth college the panel is probing on the issue.

Rep. Virginia Foxx – the Republican chairwoman of the committee – sent a letter asking the university to provide documents and information about its response to antisemitic incidents dating back to 2021. The letter states that Rutgers stands out for the intensity and pervasiveness of antisemitism on its campus.

Rutgers officials have yet to comment on the letter.

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