Columbia University’s interim president Katrina Armstrong resigned on Friday, collected controversial demands from the Trump management to restore the Federal Finance from school.
“I appreciate the opportunity to play a small role in navigating through the most difficult moments in the history of this extensive enterprise,” I wrote in a public statement that announces Armstrong. “But my heart is scientifically and passionately recovered. I will be able to serve the best to this university and move forward to our community. “
Armstrong will return to the previous role as the head of the University Medical Center. Coole, Claire Shipman, the Board of Trustees of the University, appointed President.
Recently, the Trump Administration was transferred to the federal grants and contracts to $ 400 million and the mass finance for the organization. With the attempt to restore financing, Columbia leads, including a series of conditions specified by a series of conditions, including a toughest campaign security force and the Middle East, South Asia and African Studies.
The Faculty of Columbia has filed a claim for the Federal Faculty of Manhattan Faculty of Faculty of Dollars and ignored the processes required to cancel the financing several federal agencies.
The Trump Administration wanted to deport Palestinian Columbia students, permanent residents or green card holders. Mahmoud Khalil, a Columbia University graduate, which organized the Palestinian activists, held in early April 8, despite being in the beginning of an immigration judge and is in prison.
Trump and Columbia’s deal, critics were widespread with critics that condemn political pressure as a capitation.
In August, Armstrong, a temporary president, as a temporary president, resigned from healing in serious criticism in the protests.
Shipman is now facing the future of Colombia’s future, because this is because it faced with agreements with the ongoing tension within the rough management and academic community.
The White House did not respond immediately to a request for comment.
