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What Happened to Columbia’s Antisemitism Monitor?
People protest Columbia’s suspension of Students for Justice in Palestine (SJP) and Jewish Voice for Peace (JVP) on November 20, 2023. (Michael M. Santiago/l via Getty Images)
Insiders say the university failed to cooperate with its own government-mandated watchdog.
By Maya Sulkin
01.27.26 — Education
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When Columbia University reached a $221 million deal with the federal government last summer to resolve allegations of antisemitism on campus, it came with the stipulation to create a monitorship.

The monitor, Bart M. Schwartz, a veteran compliance consultant and the co-founder of Guidepost Solutions, was tasked with overseeing Columbia’s adherence to th…

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Maya Sulkin
Maya Sulkin is a reporter for The Free Press, and host of Confessions. Her reporting focuses on the ideological capture of university campuses and why young people are drawn to radical movements. She also writes about Gen Z, technology, and how AI will shape her generation. She previously served as the company’s Chief of Staff—a job she landed by sending a cold email to Bari Weiss from her dorm room at Columbia University.
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