Protests at Barnard and Columbia continue, with tensions over Palestine, NYPD presence, and nine arrests made.

Columbia University and its sister school Barnard College did an exceedingly poor job handling nasty anti-Israel campus protests, which too often bled into even nastier antisemitism, but the

The NYPD detained multiple protesters at Barnard College late Wednesday after breaking up a library occupation sparked by the expulsion of three anti-Israel students.

Columbia associate professor Shai Davidai criticizes leadership at Columbia and Barnard as anti-Israel agitators once again wreak havoc on campus.

Some organizations applauded the move. But the raid chilled other American Jews, even some who consider themselves supporters of Israel.

The Trump administration canceled $400 million in federal grants and contracts to Columbia University, fulfilling one of President Donald Trump’s campaign promises to remove funding from schools that fail to take action against antisemitism.

Four Columbia students have been suspended and banned from campus after taking part in a pro-Palestinian protest at a Barnard College library.

The women’s undergraduate college at Columbia University expelled two student activists. Now it has become mired in a messy debate about discipline.

Ten months after pro-Palestinian demonstrators occupied Hamilton Hall at Columbia University, a student at its sister school, Barnard College, has been expelled, a campus protest group announced

The nine student agitators arrested after storming an academic building at Barnard College Wednesday night were not students of the elite women’s college, but joined in the melee

The announcement comes days after Trump said all federal funding will ‘STOP for any College, School, or University that allows illegal protests’

A Pro-Palestinian protest unfolded at Barnard College in New York City on Wednesday, where a small group “forcibly entered” a campus hall and allegedly physically assaulted a school employee, college officials said.