Columbia University has disciplined over 70 students for participating in two student-led protests, a source familiar with ...

Columbia University President Claire Shipman said the school retained full independence, but it gave in to virtually all of ...

The occupation of Butler Library in May represented an effort by a pro-Palestinian student protest group to regain momentum on campus.

Student journalists at Columbia and Barnard have faced censorship, administrative pressure, and threats to academic freedom ...

Columbia University announced on Tuesday that it is disciplining more than 70 students over anti-Israel protests.

Protesters used green markers to write phrases on library surfaces, including “Columbia will burn 4 the martyrs,” “Butler was a Nazi,” and “We will always come back for Palestine.” On March 8, ...

Columbia University has expelled or issued lengthy suspensions to nearly 80 pro-Palestine students for the May occupation of Butler Library just days before final exams, a campus protest group ...

Shoshana Aufzien was studying for finals in the Butler Library when she heard shouting, right before dozens of anti-Israel ...

Eighty people were taken in police custody Thursday morning after tense moments on Columbia University's campus after a pro-Palestinian protest sounded off in the Butler Library on Wednesday ...

Protesters outside Butler chanted “Let them out.” At around 5 p.m., a crowd pushed past the first doors of the library and entered the vestibule. Public Safety handcuffed the main doors to prevent the ...

Arrests were underway late Wednesday as the NYPD moved in to clear about 100 pro-Palestinian protesters at Columbia University who took over Butler Library just days before final exams.

On May 7, roughly 100 people gathered at Columbia University’s Butler Library for a pro-Palestinian protest, with student reporters from various campus media organizations present to cover the day’s ...