Trump Administration Lays Out Demands to Columbia to Restore Federal Funding
- Columbia University agreed to the Trump Administration's demands to address anti-Semitism to secure $400 million in federal funding after facing a deadline for compliance.
- Columbia University agreed to demands from the Trump Administration to address alleged anti-Semitism, risking its federal funding of $400 million.
- Columbia's interim president, Katrina Armstrong, stated that these policy changes are essential for the university's mission and student safety.
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Commentary: Columbia University's capitulation to Trump puts academic freedom at risk coast-to-coast
After Trump threatened Columbia University with the loss of $400 million in federal funding, the university folded. But Trump's threat was almost surely illegal.


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Columbia University at first appeared to have surrendered to President Trump’s demands that the New York school stop coddling anti-Semitic and anti-Israel demonstrators. The school announced it was buckling, not on principle, but because it wants the $400 million in federal grants and contracts restored. Trump had frozen the money to get them to act against protesters. Now the protesters are protesting what Columbia’s president did to have the g…
$15 billion is enough to fight a president
President Trump has declared that this country’s leading universities are sites of “anti-American insanity.” He has tried to cut their funding for scientific research. His administration has announced investigations into diversity programs and floated new taxes on university endowments. Brown and Columbia have had faculty or former students detained and threatened with deportation. On Thursday, the administration suspended $175 million of fundin…
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