Columbia University Faces Uncertainty After President's Resignation

Jewish students and faculty express mixed reactions to Minouche Shafik's departure amid campus unrest and safety concerns.

• Jewish students are divided on Shafik's resignation, with some feeling she deserved more time to address campus issues.
• Pro-Israel and pro-Palestinian activists had conflicting views on Shafik's handling of protests and campus safety.
• Interim President Katrina Armstrong steps in as Columbia prepares for a potentially turbulent academic year.
• Calls for stricter enforcement of campus rules and safety measures are growing among students and faculty.
• The university community remains apprehensive about the future, hoping for a more stable and secure environment.

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