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Members of the suspended university groups Students for Justice in Palestine and Jewish Voice for Peace have said that two unidentified men came up to them outside the Low Library and sprayed an unknown chemical — which caused them to experience headaches, fatigue and nausea.

Students protesting Israel’s bombardment of Gaza reported being sprayed with a chemical that caused nausea and headaches

Two people reportedly sprayed an odious chemical at protesters, leaving students with burning eyes, nausea, and chest pain.

Columbia University students say they have not been given any support after being sprayed with skunk water during a pro-Palestine protest

On January 19, a protest against the Israeli genocide in Gaza was attacked by counter-protesters using the chemical agent, known as “Skunk.” The university bears full responsibility for all violence against the pro-Palestine movement on campus.

Students and faculty at Columbia rallied and spoke out against the ongoing genocide in Gaza and the attacks on democratic rights on campuses.

A university official said the groups have not yet agreed to adhere to university rules that would allow their reinstatement.

(New York Jewish Week) — When Columbia University suspended its chapters of Students for Justice in Palestine and Jewish Voice for Peace in November, it said they could be reinstated

John Pilger, 1939–2023 By Patrick Lawrence Special to Consortium News In the spring of 1983, the late and greatly missed John Pilger began broadcasting a series of interviews called The Outsiders on British television. His subjects ranged widely. Costa–Gavras, Jessica Mitford, Se

Andrew Marantz on the upheaval at Columbia University following the October 7th attacks in Israel.