Here's what all 8 Ivy League presidents have said about campus antisemitism

Harvard President Claudine Gay (left) and Penn President Liz Magill (right) have been heavily criticized for their testimony during a congressional hearing on antisemitism on campus.Kevin Dietsch/Getty Images

• The presidents of Harvard and Penn testified before Congress Tuesday about campus antisemitism.
• They faced criticism for evasive answers about whether calls for genocide violate school policies.

As protests regarding the Israel-Hamas war spark rising tensions on college campuses, a number of Jewish college students are planning to sue several elite universities, including Cornell and Harvard, over what they describe as inaction to address "pervasive anti-Jewish bigotry on campus."

The presidents of Harvard University and the University of Pennsylvania faced backlash for their evasive answers during a congressional hearing about campus antisemitism before the House Committee on Education and the Workforce on Tuesday.

Meet all eight Ivy League university presidents — and see how they've addressed campus tensions around the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.