Columbia President Shafik under intense scrutiny from multiple directions

Minouche Shafik, the recently appointed president of Columbia University, is facing a significant amount of pressure and backlash in various forms just months into her tenure. This includes ongoing protests regarding the Israel-Gaza war that have disrupted normal university life, calls for her resignation from Republican lawmakers, and criticism of her handling of student protests on campus. Despite some support from certain groups, including the university’s Board of Trustees, Shafik is under scrutiny from many fronts, including prominent donors who have paused contributions. The situation is complex and challenging, with conflicting views and demands within the university community.

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