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The lawsuit says that Columbia did not respond to the doxxing of pro-Palestinian students in October 2023, that it mishandled an incident where two pro-Israel students sprayed pro-Palestinian students with skunk spray in January 2024, and that it delayed an investigation into the conduct of professor Shai Davidai, who had over 50 harassment ...
Students at NYU were required to write "coerced confessions of wrongdoing" in order to have disciplinary charges against them dropped. [209] Graduate student Dan Zeno was among more than 20 students MIT suspended for participating in pro-Palestinian protests. He was evicted from campus housing along with his wife and daughter.
About 30 Columbia students and student-vets gathered at the campus sundial Monday morning, planting American flags in the exact spot the so-called “Martyrs Day” demonstration was scheduled to ...
Two of the 13 were also Columbia students, while the other 11 had no current affiliation with the school, although most were alumni. ... The 13 are due to return to court on July 25, by which date ...
Columbia University in New York City has been the scene of student activism since its inception. The term Columbia University protests may refer to: 1968 Columbia University protests; 2024 Columbia University pro-Palestinian campus occupations
Sam Nahins, an Air Force veteran and graduate student studying creative writing at Columbia, said many members of the school’s community are losing patience with the protesters’ antics ...
Most students at Columbia University who faced disciplinary action, suspension or arrest for participating in pro-Palestinian protests opposing Israel's war in Gaza and calling for an end to U.S ...
They continued, “Columbia recognizes that after the conclusion of the investigation, Paul’s remaining time at Columbia became very difficult for him and not what Columbia would want any of its students to experience. Columbia will continue to review and update its policies toward ensuring that every student—accuser and accused, including ...