Prohibits New York colleges and universities from using state aid to fund membership in academic institutions boycotting a country or its higher.

New York S10065 prohibits colleges and universities from using state aid to fund membership in academic institutions that boycott a country or its higher education institutions. The bill aims to ensure students have access to a global education. It defines "academic entity" as any organization comprising colleges, universities, or professors that promotes or supports academia in the United States and abroad. The prohibition does not apply if the boycott is related to terrorism, a labor dispute, or protesting unlawful discriminatory practices. The act takes effect 30 days after becoming law.

Prohibits New York colleges and universities from using state aid to fund membership in academic institutions boycotting a country or its higher.

New York S10065 prohibits colleges and universities from using state aid to fund membership in academic institutions that boycott a country or its higher education institutions. The bill aims to ensure students have access to a global education. It defines "academic entity" as any organization comprising colleges, universities, or professors that promotes or supports academia in the United States and abroad. The prohibition does not apply if the boycott is related to terrorism, a labor dispute, or protesting unlawful discriminatory practices. The act takes effect 30 days after becoming law.