A Columbia professor’s message to his fellow Jewish school members. ‹ Literary Hub

March 10, 2025, 5:04pm [As news broke last Friday of the Trump administration’s plan to revoke $400 million dollars of research funding to Columbia University, filmmaker and Columbia professor James Schamus posted the following to a faculty list serve there. It has been lightly edited for publication here.] * Permit me to deal with a […]



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