Our most elite institutions of higher education comment on almost every political issue of the day, often through formal channels, and yet they’re incapable of condemning antisemitism when it really matters. They hide behind claims of ‘political neutrality,’ but their own behavior over the past few years proves otherwise. Harvard and its ilk need to make a choice. They can either commit to fostering a radically hands-off space for free speech or they can apply their rules of conduct equally to all students and organizations, regardless of political affiliation.