Columbia Stares Down Trump Admin's Deadline To Implement Reforms
The policy changes, which include a mask ban and permanent 'time, place, and manner rules,' would only start 'long-term' negotiations
The clock is ticking for Columbia University to respond to a series of demands from the Trump administration, which set a March 20 deadline for the school. The administration indicated that implementation of a series of reforms, including a ban on masked protests and the enforcement of disciplinary policies, would serve as a jumping-off point for negotiations between the university and the administration about the restoration of $430 million in federal funds.
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EXCLUSIVE: Donald Trump Reveals Picks for NCAA Women's Basketball Final Four
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Democrats Turn to Legally Dubious Ruling Coauthored by DEI Activist To Protect California's EV Mandate
California's electric vehicle bans new gas-powered cars over the next decade
In Internal Documents, Columbia Grad Student Union Spells Out Demands for 'Sanctuary Campus' Free From Public Safety Patrols and Protest Records
Student Workers of Columbia, a UAW affiliate, also wants the school to sue the Trump administration and cover legal fees for visa holders
Tim Walz Tells Gavin Newsom: Republicans Questioned My Masculinity Because They're Misogynists
'Not that I spend much time thinking about this,' Walz says
‘Disqualifying’: Member of Top DOE Physics Panel Said ‘White Empiricism’ Undermines Theory of Relativity, Accused Israel of Genocide
Chanda Prescod-Weinstein, appointed to the High Energy Physics Advisory Panel under Joe Biden, has a long history of radical positions.
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University of Wisconsin Axes Chief Diversity Officer, Previously Accused of Plagiarism, for Gross Financial Mismanagement
LaVar Charleston accused of doling out over $200,000 to staff
Israeli Strikes in Gaza Take Out 4 Senior Hamas Terrorists, Palestinian Islamic Jihad Spokesman
Jewish state's 'extensive strikes' came after Hamas refused ceasefire deal extensions