Former US secretary of state to teach diplomacy and leadership at Ivy League institution amid scrutiny over campus antisemitism.

Elite schools face pressure to show they are open to conservative ideas.

Mike Pompeo, President Trump’s secretary of State in his first term, is joining Columbia University as a fellow starting in March.   He will be joining the Institute of Global Politics as a

The announcement comes at a time when Columbia faces continued scrutiny from the administration and Congress over antisemitic activity and accusations of political bias

Former Secretary of State Mike Pompeo will be headed to Columbia University this spring to teach a course on diplomacy, the university confirmed to Axios Monday. Why it matters: The former Trump administration official's arrival at the school comes roughly a year after the Ivy League university became the epicenter of college campus protests over the Israel-Hamas war.

Former CIA Director and Secretary of State Mike Pompeo will go from politicking on the world stage to teaching tomorrow's diplomats how to do the same. Here's everything you need to know about Mike Pompeo's move to Columbia University.

Pompeo, who served in President Trump’s first term, will be a fellow for one year at Columbia’s international relations school.

Columbia University has hired former Secretary of State Mike Pompeo to teach a course on public diplomacy.