After a multi-year absence, the organization has returned to the low-Jewish-enrollment school. But all is not necessarily well:

The organization’s Student Government Association account is currently frozen because it missed the deadline to file its reactivation paperwork.
“A decision was made about 50 years ago not to ask the SGA for money, due to the anti-Semitism in the air at the time,” Gethner said.
The organization is also reluctant to pass out fliers or chalk messages advertising the time and location of their meetings because of fears of anti-Semitism.