More than two-thirds—68 percent—of Jewish students at universities in Victoria, Australia, say they have witnessed or experienced anti-Semitic incidents on campus, according to a survey by the B’nai B’rith Anti-Defamation Commission. Posters, signs, and other written materials were the most common forms of anti-Semitism, followed by verbal attacks, reports Ynet, an online news service in Israel. Despite the incidents, many students did not consider anti-Semitism a problem on their campus.