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columbia Business school educator Ran Kivetz appears on ‘Fox & Friends’ to discuss the DOJ’s initiative to investigate antisemitism at five college campuses.
Columbia university has stated it is “fully dedicated to fighting against antisemitism” following the announcement from three federal agencies that they would be reviewing the university’s contracts and grants due to its “obvious failure” in safeguarding Jewish students during protests against Israel on campus.
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The Department of Health and Human Services (HHS),the Department of Education (DoE),and the U.S General Services Administration (GSA) announced on Monday that they will likely conduct this review.
Columbia University, in response to this announcement, indicated their intention to evaluate communication efforts while expressing eagerness towards combating antisemitism alongside the Trump administration.
“Columbia remains fully committed to‘combatting anti-Semitic behavior’, as well as all forms of discrimination, asserting that any calls for or promotion of violence or terror have no place within our institution,” stated the university’s representatives.”We anticipate ongoing collaboration with the new federal administration in addressing anti-Semitic issues while ensuring safety for our students, faculty members, and staff.”
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AnTI-Israel Protesters Allegedly Assault Employee During Building Takeover At Barnard College in New York City .
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A group of anti-Israel activists gathered at Columbia university’s location in New York City on Monday, April 22nd,20224. The university announced that all classes would be conducted remotely due to ongoing demonstrations occurring on campus.
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The Senate confirmed President Donald Trump’s nominee Linda McMahon as Secretary of Education who shares his vision regarding closing down DoE.
McMahon also expressed her intention to focus on addressing campus anti-Semitic incidents along with DEI initiatives.
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she stated educational institutions must be held accountable for protecting every student from discrimination especially those receiving federal funds.
McMahon remarked that Columbia’s evident inability to fulfill its obligations raises serious concerns about its suitability for continued business dealings with the U.S government.
GSA will likely oversee an examination into federal funding received by Columbia including reviews related grants and contracts across various governmental sectors.
“GSA remains dedicated towards maintaining standards concerning federal acquisitions ensuring government contracts align with our nation’s principles including combating anti-Semitic actions,” said Federal Acquisition Service Commissioner Josh Gruenbaum who also serves as Task Force Member.”Through this collaboration we aim at eradicating anti-Semitic culture within higher education institutions—making it clear such behavior won’t be tolerated under President Trump’s Executive Order.”
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The students from Columbia occupied one building at Barnard College last weekin protest against two individuals expelled after disrupting an Israeli history course targeting Jewish students through distributing offensive flyers.
During these protests they reportedly assaulted security personnel resulting in one being hospitalized while causing over $30k worth damages incurred by college property.
