A student at Cornell University who went viral after making an alleged remark about not being “interested in working for a Jew” says he is still enrolled at the university. The claim comes from the student’s statements, relayed via a conservative watchdog group, which also argues that the student did not make comments that could be classified as hateful. The reports describe the controversy as emerging from the student’s viral comments, which have been widely criticized. The outlets present the student’s position without detailing evidence of disciplinary outcomes or the university’s response. They also do not agree on any additional context beyond the student’s assertion that he remains a Cornell student and his claim that his words do not meet the threshold of hate. The case therefore centers on the accuracy of the student’s enrollment status and the characterization of the remark, while the broader institutional response and any formal consequences are not fully covered in the available excerpts. The allegations and responses remain under discussion.