A crew of House Democrats—21 in total—just sent a letter to Columbia's board of trustees telling them it's time to "act decisively" and that they're disappointed that "Columbia University has not yet disbanded the unauthorized and impermissible encampment of anti-Israel, anti-Jewish activists on campus….

"If any Trustees are unwilling to do this, they should resign so that they can be replaced by individuals who will uphold the University's legal obligations under Title VI," the legislators wrote. ...

But one theme made apparent by the Columbia encampment, and by Harvard's Claudine Gay scandal before it, is that university administrators are finally receiving scrutiny they've long deserved[.]