Published 11 days ago

Columbia University senate calls for investigation into administration

The Columbia University Senate passed a resolution critiquing Shafik's administration for violating academic freedom, privacy, and due process rights by involving the police and ending a protest.
Concerns have been raised about the administration's commitment to governance transparency following the decision.
The resolution did not mention Shafik by name, with uncertain repercussions for her position, and there has been no immediate response from her or the university.

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