UCLA Chancellor criticizes law school event on 9/11

UCLA Chancellor Julio Frenk publicly distanced the university from a law school symposium that included a lawyer for 9/11 mastermind Khalid Sheikh Mohammed and featured speakers accused of sympathizing with extremism or antisemitism. Frenk emphasized that UCLA does not endorse the event and reaffirmed the university’s stance against antisemitism and terrorism. The symposium, titled "25 Years After 9/11," discussed legal issues related to the attacks, but faced criticism from community members and faculty for its content and perspectives.

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