Cornell University is racing to find a new headliner after its university president rescinded the contract for a pro-Palestinian performer.

Kehlani was set to headline Cornell University‘s annual Slope Day concert — celebrating the end of the school year — on May 7, but the university announced in an email that the singer’s performance was cancelled because of her support of Gaza.

Cornell University has called off Kehlani’s planned performance at its annual Slope Day concert following concerns over the artist’s public statements regarding Gaza. The decision, confirmed by university leadership, has sparked mixed reactions on campus.