Columbia University continues to face consequences over antisemitic incidents

August 13, 2024

By The Center Square

By Ireland Owens | The Center Square

Billionaire and U.S. News & World Report owner Mortimer Zuckerman pulled a hefty sum of donations to Columbia University due to their handling of antisemitism issues on their campus, The Washington Free Beacon reported.

Zuckerman, an avid philanthropist, has a longstanding history of donating to Columbia University as he had pledged 200 million dollars to go toward their Mind Brain Behavior Institute, according to The Washington Free Beacon.

The decision from Zuckerman to stop donating came in light of previous reports of rampant antisemitism instances occurring on Columbia’s campus.

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