"Controversial 'Doxxing Trucks' Expose Alleged Antisemites at Columbia and UPenn"

Nonprofit organization Accuracy in Media has expanded its "doxxing truck" campaign to Columbia University and the University of Pennsylvania, exposing students allegedly involved in antisemitic activities. The trucks feature giant video screens displaying the names and headshots of students accused of signing letters blaming Israel for Hamas' attacks. Pro-Palestinian bystanders attempted to block the trucks' displays, while some deep-pocketed donors have criticized the universities' response to the controversy. The truck at Columbia also displayed a website encouraging users to send emails to the university's board of trustees. Davis Polk & Wardwell, a prestigious law firm, rescinded job offers to students involved in the controversy.