Columbia University Takes Action Against Staff Linked to Epstein

Columbia University has taken disciplinary action against two individuals connected to its dental school. This follows the release of documents by the Justice Department. These documents showed that the two people helped Jeffrey Epstein's girlfriend get into the school without going through the usual process. The two people are Dr. Thomas Magnani and Dr. Letty Moss-Salentijn. Columbia University has cut all ties with Dr. Magnani. Dr. Moss-Salentijn has been removed from her administrative role at the dental college. However, she still works there as a professor. The university also found out about $210, 000 in donations. These donations came from groups linked to Epstein. Columbia plans to give this money to two nonprofits in New York. These groups help survivors of sexual abuse and human trafficking.This situation is part of a bigger story. It involves many people and organizations connected to Epstein. The fallout from his actions continues to affect different areas. These areas include academia, business, and politics. The university knew about the communications between Epstein and the dental school since 2019. They have not said much about what they knew or when they knew it. This raises questions about how much they knew and when they knew it. Dr. Magnani and Dr. Moss-Salentijn have not commented on the situation. It is unclear if they will say anything in the future. The university has not given any more details about the disciplinary actions. This story is important because it shows how Epstein's actions continue to have consequences. It also shows how institutions like universities can be affected by these actions. It is a reminder that everyone must be held accountable for their actions.