Columbia University Moves to Regain $400M Federal Funding Amid Criticism
Columbia University is implementing policy changes to address antisemitism and academic freedom concerns amid federal funding cuts totaling $400 million.
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U.S. Education Secretary Linda McMahon announced that Columbia University is on track to recover $400 million in federal funding after agreeing to policy changes demanded by the Trump administration. Interim President Katrina Armstrong reiterated the university's commitment to ensuring safety and addressing antisemitism on campus. Changes include new supervision of the Middle East studies department and adjustments to protest rules. However, the decision has faced backlash from faculty and free speech organizations concerned about academic freedom. Negotiations are ongoing, with McMahon expressing optimism about restoring the university’s funding.
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