95.7% of Jewish post-secondary students in Canada dealt with antisemitism last year. Canadian universities have forfeited the right to police themselves

# Editorial Summary This opinion piece argues that Canadian universities have lost the right to self-regulate campus antisemitism, citing federal survey data showing nearly one-third of incidents involve faculty and demonstrating that institutional accountability mechanisms have failed—with only 33% of incidents reported and 63% of reporters dissatisfied with responses. The article's strongest asset is its use of concrete data points and specific examples to move beyond anecdotal complaints, though it relies on a single federal survey and doesn't engage substantively with counterarguments about due process or definitional disagreements around antisemitism that complicate the policy prescriptions offered.