For some members of the “Columbia Alumni for Israel” WhatsApp group, speaking out for Palestine and criticizing Israel are ...
Groome, Aidan Parisi, and Brandon Murphy alleged in the Feb. 3 lawsuit they were hurt during on-campus protests, and were ...
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The Nation on MSNColumbia Students Sue the University for Its “Heinous” Crackdown on Palestine ProtestsThree graduate students identified over 30 violations of long-standing protocols, including using the NYPD to mass-arrest ...
The Intercept reports, citing WhatsApp screenshots, that school alumni are discussing efforts to identify students involved ...
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Columbia protesters broke school rules. Now they’re suing because they faced the consequences — but their argument is flat-out nonsense.
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The Times of Israel on MSNUS House panel demands Columbia University turn over disciplinary records for anti-Israel protestersThe post US House panel demands Columbia University turn over disciplinary records for anti-Israel protesters appeared first ...
Readers discuss free speech implications over Columbia professor’s alleged antisemitism. Regarding the Jan. 24 front-page article “ A professor criticized Israeli students. It put her job at Columbia ...
Three anti-Israel protesters claim Columbia University wrongly suspended them ... also claimed they were injured during the on-campus protests, according to a Feb. 3 lawsuit.
Catherine Curran-Groome, a plaintiff in the Columbia case and an Arab student enrolled in the Master of International Affairs program, said the students were suing because of Columbia’s refusal to be ...
The Department of Education is launching an investigation into U.S. universities “where widespread antisemitic harassment has ...
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