Columbia University Faces Intense Scrutiny Over Handling of Antisemitism
Recent congressional hearings and campus protests highlight the challenges Columbia faces in addressing antisemitism amidst a politically charged atmosphere.
- Columbia University President Minouche Shafik testified before Congress, facing questions about the university's response to antisemitism.
- Fiery anti-Israel protests at Columbia have escalated tensions, with some students feeling unsafe due to the antisemitic rhetoric.
- The hearings have been criticized as political theater, with some accusing lawmakers of using the issue to push illiberal agendas.
- Students and faculty at Columbia are divided, with some defending the university's actions and others criticizing its approach to free speech and academic freedom.
- The situation reflects broader debates over academic freedom, political interference in university affairs, and the definition of antisemitism.










































































