Higher Ed Dive reports:Haverford settles with group accusing college of fostering antisemitismHaverford College leaders have agreed to a settlement with a group of Jewish students and faculty members who alleged that the private Pennsylvania institution hadn’t done enough to protect them against antisemitic harassment and discrimination, per a court filing last week. The plaintiffs in the case had accused Haverford of violating civil rights law and breaching its contract with students. The Deborah Project said Haverford officials accepted several wide-ranging terms. Among them, the college agreed that it would bar discrimination against people with Zionist views, mandate annual antisemitism awareness training for all students and employees, and establish an antisemitism committee to advise the college’s president. Campus officials will also require anyone wearing a mask or face covering on campus to provide their identification to them if requested.