Two-thirds of students enrolled at the country’s top 25 schools reportedly say that antisemitism is a problem on their campus. 67% of students at universities ranked by U.S. News & World Report identified antisemitism as a problem. 14% called it a “huge problem.” 53% of students called it a “small problem.” One-third of students said antisemitism is not a problem on their campuses. The survey was carried out as pro-Palestinian protesters have disrupted colleges across the United States. Some have led to claims of antisemitism. The protests have led to hundreds of arrests and even the canceling…