Jewish Students Were Not Interviewed for University of Pittsburgh Antisemitism Report

Pittsburgh, PA, October 18, 2026 —

Jewish students were not interviewed for a report on antisemitism at the University of Pittsburgh, according to the information provided about the report. No further details were supplied about the report’s findings, authors, publication date or methodology.

The omission means the available summary does not indicate whether Jewish students’ experiences or perspectives were represented through other methods. It also does not explain why they were not interviewed, who was responsible for the decision, or whether the report’s authors sought their input in another way.

The information provided does not identify the report by title or describe the scope of its examination. It offers no details about reported incidents, the period covered, the number or type of people consulted, or any recommendations. The university’s response to the reported lack of interviews was not provided.

As a result, the available information establishes one point about the report’s process but does not allow a fuller assessment of its conclusions or how they were developed. It is not clear whether the report was intended to document student experiences, assess campus conditions, or serve another purpose. Those details were not included in the summary.

The reported absence of interviews with Jewish students is the only specific information available about the report. Without additional information about its methods and findings, no further conclusions about the report or the university’s handling of antisemitism can be drawn from the summary.

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