Where professors celebrate massacres and rioters attack religious symbols

University score: F

Freedom of speech: F

FIRE free speech ranking: #234 out of 248 colleges

Dependence on Foreign Money: D 

Yale has received hundreds of millions of dollars from foreign authoritarian countries, including over $20 million from communist China, almost $1 million from Russia. Yale also received hundreds of thousands of dollars from the small Islamic monarchy of Qatar, a known terror supporter that has funneled funds into Al Qaeda and Hamas. It is also suspected of receiving gifts from Iran, the world’s biggest sponsor of terrorism

Campus Antisemitism: D

Anti Defamation League Campus Antisemitism report card grade: D

Inclusion of African-Americans: C

Percentage African-American of Undergraduates (2022): 8%.

Sexual violence: F

Incidence of on-campus rapes (2019-2021): 1.47 per 1,000 students

Federal investigations: The university is currently under federal investigation for antisemitic discrimination (Title VI) and The U.S. Department of Education is currently investigating Yale for not reporting the foreign funding it had received, Read more about Yale’s corruption here.

Campus Support for Terror: F

• Yale campus was the site of dozens of demonstrations after October 7, where protesters called for “global Intifada” (violence against Jews) and clamored for Palestine “from the river to the sea” (the destruction of Jews in Israel). Over 1,200 people in Israel were raped, tortured, killed and taken hostage by Hamas terrorists – among them at least 40 Americans. Here are some of their stories
• One Yale professor, Zareena Grewal, wrote on X that the October 7 massacre has been “an extraordinary day”, adding that the atrocities committed by Hamas terrorists were legitimate acts of resistance.
• A statement from Yalies4Palestine made on October 7 likewise condoned the terrorist attack – which included the massacre of entire families in their homes – and declared its “unwavering support of the Palestinian people’s right to resist”
• In November, Yale held a university-backed hate event that promoted denial and justifications of Hamas’s atrocities. Jewish students were denied from entering the event and faced threats and harassment.
• In December, pro-Hamas rioters on Yale campus desecrated a menorah – a Jewish ritual lamp – in an act of blatant antisemitism