Columbia suspends in-person classes as arrests made and Jewish students report threats. What’s behind the protests?
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Columbia starts SUSPENDING students in anti-Israel encampment barring them from campus and student housing after hundreds refused Ivy League university's demand that they vacate by Monday afternoon
Student demonstrators at Columbia University, the epicenter of pro-Palestinian protests that have erupted at colleges across the U.S. are being suspended after, defying requests to leave.
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Columbia begins suspending students in protest camp
The demonstrations have led Columbia to hold remote classes. The school said in an email to students that bringing back police "at this time" would be counterproductive. The university said it will offer an alternative venue for the protests after exams and graduation.
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Columbia sets deadline for student protesters to leave or be suspended
April 29 (UPI) — Columbia University President Minouche Shafik on Monday said talks have broken down with student organizers on campus protesting Israel‘s occupation of Gaza, and the university’s investments in Israeli-backed financial institutions. In a letter Monday to the university, Shafik said how since Wednesday, “a small group of academic leaders has been in constructive dialogue with student […] The post Columbia sets deadline for student protesters to leave or be suspended first...