Columbia University's new acting president, Claire Shipman, has promised to 'continue' implementing the Trump-imposed reforms in order to recover $430 million in federal funding. Shipman expressed her dedication to combating campus anti-Semitism and stated that the reforms are the right thing to do. However, there have been inconsistencies in the enforcement of the new policies and anti-Semitic protests continue to occur on campus. Shipman addressed these issues in her address to the Columbia community and reassured them that the university is actively working to reinstate research funding and support those impacted by the funding cuts. Despite this, radical groups on campus are expected to challenge Shipman's resolve.