US EditionColumbia President Says One Thing to Trump Admin—And Another in Private
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Columbia University President Denies Deceiving Trump Administration Over Antisemitism Policies
Pro-Hamas demonstrators at Columbia University in New York City, US, April 29, 2024. Photo: REUTERS/Caitlin Ochs Columbia University interim president Katrina Armstrong on Tuesday strongly denied a Wall Street Journal report which said that she privately told faculty that school officials misled the Trump administration to believe that they had accepted its conditions for restoring $400 million in federal funding canceled by Education Secretary …
Columbia pres. now says mask bans are 'real'
Following report she assured faculty there would be no mask ban on campus, Columbia University interim president Katrina Armstrong states, 'Any suggestion that these measures are illusory, or lack my personal support, is unequivocally false.'
Columbia’s interim president privately told faculty there was no mask ban — despite telling Trump admin it would be enforced
Columbia University’s interim president privately told faculty there was no mask ban in place despite telling the Trump administration it’d...
Radical Faculty Members at Columbia Are Egging On Student Protesters as School Tries to Comply With Trump Demands
Columbia University faces turmoil as radical faculty support student protests against Trump’s policy changes. The escalating tensions jeopardize federal funding, raising critical questions about academic responsibility and institutional integrity.
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