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65 Columbia students suspended for pro-Palestinian library protest
A Columbia official said more than 65 Columbia students were placed on “interim suspension pending further investigation.” A total of 33 people, including from affiliated institutions, were barred from Columbia’s campus. Alumni who joined the demonstration were also barred from campus, the university official said.
Ivy League universities are committing to hard rules around student protests. If students break them, police will get called.
NYPD officers took dozens of pro-Palestinian demonstrators into custody at Columbia University's Butler Library on Wednesday ...
New York police intervened after pro-Palestinian demonstrators occupied the university’s main library Wednesday evening.
Columbia University Apartheid Divest helped organize the takeover, in which about 100 people hung signs labeling the library a “liberated zone.” ...
A faculty rights group at Columbia University condemned the administration for calling the NYPD to gain control over an anti-Israel protest at the campus library.
When demonstrators occupied the university’s main library on Wednesday, campus security forces intervened aggressively. The ...
Secretary of State Marco Rubio said Wednesday that his officials are evaluating whether any of the anti-Israel protesters who ...
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To Suppress the Latest Protest, Columbia Unveils a Violent New Form of Campus PolicingProtestors rechristened the Lawrence A. Wien Reading Room “Basel Al-Araj Popular University” in honor of the late Palestinian ...
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