Acting Columbia University President Claire Shipman has apologized for texts she sent last year criticizing a Jewish member of the school board of trustees.

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Acting president of Columbia University suggested ousting of Jewish trustee while advocating for the appointment of “Arab on ...

Claire Shipman said she was “wrong” to have sent messages in 2023 and 2024 criticizing a trustee who was outspoken about the ...

The acting president of Columbia University reportedly recommended the ouster of a fellow trustee who is Jewish and ...

The Post obtained a private email sent by Claire Shipman in which she said inflammatory texts were sent in “a moment of ...

Claire Shipman said the messages had been said “in a moment of frustration and stress.” ...

Claire Shipman, the school’s acting president, said the statements were wrong and “do not reflect how I feel.”The post Columbia president blames ‘frustration,’ ‘stress’ for calling for Jewish board me ...

(JTA) — The acting president of Columbia University reportedly recommended the ouster of a fellow trustee who is Jewish and separately endorsed the appointment of an “Arab on our board,” according to ...

Claire Shipman’s messages “cannot be explained by ‘taken out of context,’” Ari Shrage, co-founder of the Columbia Jewish Alumni Association, told JNS.The post Columbia Jewish group urges president to ...