Columbia University president resigns after drawing ire over Israel-Gaza protests
Briefly

Minouche Shafik's presidency faced considerable challenges, particularly during pro-Palestinian protests, leading to her resignation amidst accusations from faculty of violating students' rights.
In her resignation email, Shafik reflected on the turmoil within the community and its toll on her family, deciding her departure would assist Columbia moving forward.
The Board of Trustees expressed regret over Shafik's resignation but highlighted the importance of ensuring leadership continuity during this critical period for the university.
Katrina Armstrong was named interim president, with the Trustees emphasizing her capability to lead Columbia effectively during its current challenges and transitions.
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