From January to May 2025, Miller and Ispa-Landa surveyed 3,418 college students nationwide, 58.69% of whom identified as Jewish. This part of the survey found that the well-being of Jewish students was similar to, and sometimes even better than, that of other students. The second part of the survey asked the respondents who identified as Jewish about campus atmospheres, their sense of belonging on campus and positivity about their Jewish identities. “I think (Miller) and I both agree that when we think about resources for remedies and intervention, it makes sense to look at well-being,” Ispa-Landa said. “Neither of us thinks that we’ve exhaustively measured well-being,” Miller said.