Clashes over Israel-Hamas war are causing tension and violence on college campuses in the US, leaving students feeling unsafe. At Tulane University, where 43 percent of students are Jewish, graffiti and clashes between dueling demonstrations have occurred. Similar incidents have been reported at other universities, including Cornell and Stanford. Students on both sides of the conflict are experiencing acts of hate and fearing for their safety. Colleges are working to restore a sense of security and inclusivity for all students, but determining what constitutes political speech versus threatening language is challenging.