House Committee on Education & Workforce

BREAKING ‼️ the Committee just released a bombshell report on the spread of antisemitism on American college campuses. The report found that weak leadership, radical faculty, activist student groups, and foreign funding are to blame. Read the report: edworkforce.house.gov/news/documents…

.@EdWorkforceCmte’s report details how weak leadership, radical faculty, and activist student groups are fueling antisemitic harassment at schools across the U.S. Antisemitic harassment on campus is getting worse—and Jewish students pay the price.

🚨 NEW —> Chairman @RepWalberg just issued a statement on the @usedgov and @USTreasury federal student aid partnership to better serve students and families. Read the full statement: edworkforce.house.gov/news/documents…

Even the unions are sick of campus radicals.

A newly released report from House Republicans on the Education and Workforce Committee alleges that faculty members and student groups have played a central role in promoting and amplifying antisemitism on college campuses, particularly those affiliated with Students for Justice in Palestine. @matthewashea_ reports: ji.news/4v96u

American universities export their brand globally—but some overseas campuses can’t even uphold basic free speech or protect students from antisemitism.

A vital must-read report exposing the alarming extent of the antisemitic venom being spread by groups like @NationalSJP on campuses across the U.S. Thank you @RepWalberg and @EdWorkforceCmte for your commitment to protecting Jewish students and ending the antisemitism scourge!

Our adversaries are exploiting U.S. colleges—stealing research, pushing propaganda, and undermining American values. Next Thursday at 10:15am, Chairman @RepWalberg and the Committee are holding a hearing to examine the impacts and threats of foreign espionage on campuses. All the details 👇 edworkforce.house.gov/news/documents…

Federal aid should flow to students - not fraudsters. My bill ensures that.

Leadership matters—and right now, it’s failing. edworkforce.house.gov/news/documents…

For too long, university leaders looked the other way while Jewish students faced harassment on campus. This week's @EdWorkforceCmte report documents how failures in leadership allowed antisemitism to take hold at colleges across the country.

The pattern is clear: pressure campaigns → weak leadership → rules ignored → harassment spreads. And Jewish students pay the price. This isn’t about politics—it’s about basic safety. No student should feel targeted or excluded because of their faith or heritage.

A federal court vacated the Biden-Harris fiduciary rule that would have hurt American savers and the Trump administration promptly restored the old rule. Together, federal courts and @USDOL are protecting choice for American retirement savings. edworkforce.house.gov/news/documents…

Weak leadership has consequences. A new @EdWorkforceCmte report finds that when university leaders cave to radical activist demands, antisemitic harassment on campus gets worse—and Jewish students pay the price. edworkforce.house.gov/news/documents…

College campuses didn’t “suddenly” become hostile to Jewish students—they were allowed to. Weak leadership+zero accountability=predictable results. If universities won’t enforce their own standards, the problem won’t fix itself. Leadership matters—and right now, it’s failing.

Universities love to talk about “values.” But when it comes to protecting Jewish students, too many schools fold under pressure instead of standing up. edworkforce.house.gov/news/documents…

Fund students, not failing systems. The reality is school choice creates more competition among schools and helps schools reach their full potential as they strive to appeal to more families. Read more 👇

School choice options must expand in Michigan. ICYMI, Chairman @RepWalberg explains in a new op-ed how school choice creates opportunities for kids across the country—and why Michiganders deserve those opportunities too. More via @detroitnews 👇 detroitnews.com/story/opinion/…

"A GOOD OPTION": Telehealth options make it easier for injured workers to get the care they need easily and effectively. Today's witness tells @RepWalberg that by expanding telehealth options, we can help more injured federal workers get the help they need so they can get back on their feet.