Overpaid Brown University President Christina Paxson deserves to be jailed

U.S taxpayers deserve answers. Brown University President Christina Paxson has a salary of $3.1 MILLION. She will make $12,000 today. $510 MILLION was given to Brown this year. No cameras worked. No sirens. She thinks everything went well. She deserves to be investigated and held accountable for her failures to protect students on campus.

Brown University President Christina Paxson has faced intense scrutiny and public pressure following a mass shooting on the university's campus. On December 13, 2025, a gunman opened fire during final exams, killing two students, identified as Ella Cook and Mukhammad Aziz Umurzokov, and injuring eight others. Paxson has led the university’s crisis response, canceling the remainder of the semester’s academic requirements to allow the community to mourn.

Since the tragedy, Paxson has been at the center of a heated debate regarding the university's safety protocols.

Parents and students have criticized the school’s security system, specifically the decision not to activate campus-wide sirens during the active shooting. Paxson defended this choice, explaining that the sirens are designed to "rush people into buildings," which might have put more individuals in danger during this specific event.

During a press conference on December 16, 2025, Paxson expressed frustration with those questioning the university's commitment to safety, stating she was "deeply saddened" by such accusations and asserting that "the shooter is responsible" for the tragedy.

Amid the crisis, reports noted that Paxson’s compensation for 2023 was just over $3 million, a 74% increase from the previous year, which has added to the public tension surrounding her leadership.

Earlier in 2025, the Corporation of Brown University demonstrated strong support for Paxson by extending her contract through June 30, 2028. Currently in her 13th year, she is the longest-serving president in the Ivy League. Her tenure in 2025 has also been marked by significant external challenges, including:

In early 2025, the university faced threats from the Trump administration to freeze over $500 million in federal research funding, specifically impacting National Institutes of Health (NIH) grants.

In late 2024 and early 2025, she managed a controversial campus debate regarding divestment from companies doing business with Israel, which led to the resignation of a high-profile university trustee.

FIRE AND INVESTIGATE HER NOW!!!