Columbia University is still acting as if ... People such as Shipman, who downplayed the crisis, wouldn’t be making leadership decisions. Columbia still isn’t taking the situation seriously ...

Columbia agreed to implement a mask ban and put new leadership in charge ... to act quickly to address this crisis and avoid lasting damage to the University,” he said. “I hope this federal ...

Too often, we lurch from crisis to crisis ... not improvisation. Columbia has the resources, talent, and moral imperative to model conflict-intelligent leadership. I urge acting University President ...

Then-board of trustees co-chair Claire Shipman, CC ’86, SIPA ’94, was appointed acting University president. In response to Shipman’s leadership, the AAUP proposed that Columbia’s existing ... in ...

created what many considered an existential crisis. The university quickly capitulated, agreeing to a list of administration demands. Among the new changes, Columbia agreed to review its admissions ...

The powerful chair of the House Education Committee accused Columbia University of “double dealing ... with the full support of Columbia’s senior leadership team and the Board of Trustees.

created what many considered an existential crisis. The university quickly capitulated, agreeing to a list of administration demands. Among the new changes, Columbia agreed to review its ...

WASHINGTON, March 28 (Reuters) - Columbia University's interim president, Katrina Armstrong, has stepped down - a departure that comes one week after it agreed to significant changes amid a ...

Former Columbia University interim President Katrina Armstrong struggled to answer questions from Department of Health and Human Services investigators over campus antisemitism issues.

Columbia University interim president Katrina Armstrong is no stranger to crisis. During her time in medical school ... Still, he voiced concerns about her leadership, including that the campus ...

Armstrong will return to her previous post as head of Columbia University's Irving Medical Center. The university did not offer an explanation for the change in leadership. "Dr. Armstrong accepted ...

Columbia University is facing a near existential crisis. The federal government ... threat to scholarly excellence and to America’s leadership in research,” Eisgruber wrote.