US EditionNY Post: Columbia University Faces Federal Investigation After Janitors Report Anti-Semitic Harassment
- Two janitors at Columbia University, Lester Wilson and Mario Torres, allege they faced anti-Semitic harassment and violence, leading to a federal investigation by the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission over their claims.
- The janitors reported being forced to clean swastikas on campus and later faced retaliation for speaking out, according to their complaints.
- Wilson and Torres allege an unsafe environment with retaliatory harassment, claiming that the university's failure to address this environment violated federal discrimination laws.
- Former US Attorney General Bill Barr supports the investigation, stating that Columbia has a legal and moral obligation to protect the civil rights of its students and employees.
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As the 2024–2025 academic year winds down, higher education institutions across the nation will be watching Columbia University closely. On March 7, President Donald Trump’s administration rescinded $400 million in federal grants to Columbia due to the school’s “continued inaction in the face of persistent harassment of Jewish students.” Columbia, which receives more than $5 billion in federal grants, was among the five schools initially identif…
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Higher education institutions that fail to effectively tamp down on antisemitism will face continued defunding until they correct course, U.S. Department of Education Secretary Linda McMahon says. “Discrimination in any form is not to be tolerated on any campus,” she said. “It’s totally unacceptable.” McMahon is doubling down on actions President Donald Trump’s administration took to address violence and discrimination against Jewish students at…
Columbia University's Anti-Semitism Problem
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