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Columbia University President Apologizes and Faces Calls for Resignation Over Disparaging Texts

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Source: The New York Times
Columbia University President Apologizes and Faces Calls for Resignation Over Disparaging Texts
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Claire Shipman, acting president of Columbia University, apologized for sending critical and disparaging texts about a Jewish trustee during 2023-2024, amid investigations into campus antisemitism and concerns over federal research funding.

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  1. Columbia’s Acting President Apologizes for Texts Disparaging Trustee  The New York Times
  2. Stefanik Demands Columbia President Resign Over Texts Criticizing Jewish Board Member  WSJ
  3. Columbia's Claire Shipman apologizes for leaked messages calling for removal of Jewish trustee  Jewish Insider
  4. Stefanik criticizes Columbia University president over potential violation of the Civil Rights Act  CNN
  5. House Committee on Education and the Workforce asks Shipman to explain leaked text messages in new letter  Columbia Daily Spectator

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