US EditionColumbia president: 180 jobs lost due to Trump administration funding cuts
- Columbia University announced it will lay off nearly 180 staffers following President Trump's March cancellation of $400 million in federal funding.
- The funding was cut due to Columbia's response to pro-Palestinian student demonstrations amid the conflict in Gaza that started in October 2023.
- Columbia responded by adopting new policies demanded by the Republican administration, including overhauling disciplinary processes and restricting protests on campus.
- The university stated that it has had to thoughtfully manage its budget, resulting in changes affecting roughly 20% of employees supported by federal funding.
- Officials are negotiating with the Trump administration to restore funding, but Columbia will scale back research and reduce spending amid ongoing budget uncertainty.
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Columbia University Lays-Off Nearly 180 Research Staff Following Removal of Federal Grants - The Last Refuge
Ancillary to the takeover of the Columbia University library ¹yesterday that led to the subsequent arrest of dozens of campus chaos agents, Acting Columbia University President Claire Shipman has announced a decision to terminate 180 paid research staff. The termination of employment comes as a result of the Trump administration withdrawing funding for the University. […]
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