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On Wednesday, after a lengthy discussion on the budget proposals made by the Student Fees Advisory Committee, the UH Board of Regents tabled the issue to in an attempt to appease student protesters present at the meeting.

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 — 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 ...

The Brown Divest Coalition wants President Christina Paxson to commit to divestment from weapons manufacturers.

Columbia University said a student event justifying Hamas' October 7 attack as a "Palestinian counteroffensive" happened without permission and is under review.

Demonstrators chanted "Hillary, Hillary you can't hide, you are supporting genocide" as Hillary Clinton entered and left her Columbia University class.

The impact of the "white paper" protests continues to reverberate both in China and across the world.

At the University of Utah, a self-described “socialist student organization” protested a film about detransitioning. Read more.

Police in Providence, Rhode Island, arrested 18 student protesters at Brown University who were calling for a ceasefire in Gaza.

Student protesters at Columbia University walked out of international and public affairs classes Wednesday afternoon — including a lecture by Hillary Clinton — to stand with pro-Palestinian students who have been doxxed and harassed, and feel threatened and unsafe on campus. A couple dozen students, out of a class of hundreds, stepped out at 3 p.m. of Clinton’s class, co-taught with Dean Keren ...