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Since October 7th, Columbia University and its president, Nemat “Minouche” Shafik, have proven that they care little for academic integrity and open dialogue.

During the Vietnam War, students seized campus buildings for a week until university officials and the police cracked down.

On April 8, a total solar eclipse will darken the skies over North America.

An antisemitic flier of Israel depicted as a skunk circulated across Columbia University’s campus sparking outrage online and among the Jewish community.

Police believe two former Columbia University students may have blasted pro-Palestinian student protesters with a “foul smelling” spray at the uptown Manhattan campus last month, cops said Tuesday. The demonstration happened on the steps of the university’s Low Library on Jan. 19. At least 10 Columbia and Barnard students complained of burning eyes, nausea and headaches after they were sprayed ...

NEW YORK — As police investigate reports that students at Columbia University were sprayed with a chemical during a pro-Palestinian campus protest, a coalition of student groups is demanding an end to a dual degree program between Columbia and Tel Aviv University. The coalition, Columbia University Apartheid Divest, also called on the university to pay for sickened protesters’ medical bills, ...

The US institution says it has banned attackers responsible for spraying a hazardous chemical on pro-Palestine rally.

NEW YORK — Pro-Palestinian student protesters say they were blasted with a “foul-smelling” spray that required some of them to get medical treatment after a recent demo at Columbia University. At least 10 Columbia and Barnard students reported suffering symptoms including burning eyes, nausea and headaches, with three seeking medical attention, according to the Columbia Spectator, a student ...

(New York Jewish Week) – The NYPD is investigating after pro-Palestinian protesters at Columbia University claimed that pro-Israel activists sprayed them with a chemical agent during a demonstration.

After pro-Palestinian students said they had been sprayed with a foul-smelling substance during a demonstration, the university barred those accused from campus.