Cornell University’s campus Jewish life organization was under the watch of police officers late Sunday after vile, hate-filled threats of violence were made against the student group, the upstate New York university said. The school’s president, Martha Pollack, said in a message to her community that the rattling antisemitic threats were “horrendous” and that they explicitly named the location of the university’s Center for Jewish Living. She said the university had notified the FBI. “Cornell Police (CUPD) are on the scene and investigating,” Pollack wrote in her Sunday night message. “Police...
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