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Acting Columbia President Claire Shipman Apologizes for Texts Suggesting Removal of a Jewish Trustee - Jewish Telegraphic Agency

  • On Wednesday, Columbia University's interim president issued an apology following the release of text messages in which she appeared to advocate for the removal of Jewish trustee Shoshana Shendelman.
  • The apology followed backlash after Rep. Elise Stefanik revealed Shipman's texts criticizing Shendelman, amid federal pressure over antisemitism claims.
  • Shipman described her comments as wrong statements made in frustration and stress and expressed respect for Shendelman’s important role for Jewish students.
  • Since March, Columbia has been negotiating with the federal authorities after losing $400 million in funding due to issues related to antisemitism on its campus, underscoring ongoing difficulties.
  • The incident intensified calls for Shipman’s resignation and increased scrutiny on university leadership's handling of antisemitism and Jewish student protection.
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