Princeton president vows not to cave to Trump, yet acknowledges antisemitism on campus

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

48% : "Then a couple of weeks ago, something happened at Columbia that introduced a new, and, in my view, very dangerous element to this, which is that the government came in, and without any due process or any apparent investigation, said ... 'We're going to take away a bunch of your grants ... and we're not going to restore them to you unless you do things like admissions reform.'
30% : Yet, when Abrams asked if Eisgruber would cave if Trump said he would cut funding unless a specific department was placed under academic receivership, he said he would not make concessions.
29% : " They had the discussion as rumors swirled about the Trump administration pursuing a legal arrangement, or consent decree, that would order Columbia University to comply with executive directives on antisemitism from Trump.

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