Source: New York Post
Originally Published by: Arizona pastor found dead with hands pinned to wall in homicide at home Prosecutors want references about different murder case tossed from Karen Read's trial UC Berkeley stabbing puts campus on edge with manhunt for 3 suspects Columbia University said it will cut around 180 staff members Tuesday following the Trump administration’s announcement in March that it canceled $400 million in federal grants over the Ivy League school’s “failure to protect Jewish students from antisemitic harassment. ” “Across the research portfolio we have had to make difficult choices and unfortunately, today, nearly 180 of our colleagues who have been working, in whole or in part, on impacted federal grants, will receive notices of non-renewal or termination,” acting Columbia University President Claire Shipman said in a statement. “This represents about 20% of the individuals who are funded in some manner by the terminated grants.
