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Dozens of Columbia University students suspended for library pro-Palestinian takeover
Dozens of Columbia University students were temporarily suspended as of Friday for their alleged involvement with a brief takeover of the main campus library in a pro-Palestinian protest, the Daily News has learned.
Columbia students reported feeling threatened when masked protesters stormed the campus library, chanted anti-Israel slogans, ...
Secretary of State Marco Rubio said Wednesday that his officials are evaluating whether any of the anti-Israel protesters who ...
The Ivy League school is negotiating with the government over the future of its federal funding.
Protests at Columbia University resulted in the NYPD taking dozens of people into custody Wednesday at Butler Library on ...
Columbia University has suspended dozens of students and barred alums and others who participated in a pro-Palestinian ...
New York police intervened after pro-Palestinian demonstrators occupied the university’s main library Wednesday evening.
New York City police took 80 people into custody after responding to protests on Columbia's campus, the police department ...
New York police arrested about 80 people Wednesday at a demonstration at the school’s library that injured two public safety ...
Police have said at least 80 people were taken into custody after they occupied part of Columbia University's main library in ...
Two security officers were hurt in a "crowd surge" during a protest at a library on the campus of Columbia University in New ...
Ivy League universities are committing to hard rules around student protests. If students break them, police will get called.
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