[caption id="attachment_6163" align="alignnone" width="1060"] Credit: Mukta Joshi[/caption] Editor's note: Authors: Oishika Neogi with students of the Stabile Class of 2024. Photos and videos contributed by Zirui Yang, Yeonseung Kim, Gabriela Henriquez, Mukta Joshi, Samaa Khullar, Khadija Alam, Natasha Bracken, and Carli Koojiman. Fact-checking by Curtis Brodner,
What followed was the forging of a friendship between two strangers halfway across the world, from Dublin to Gaza.
One topic that surfaces during Irish comedy shows is the ongoing conflict between Israel and Palestine.
How effective are protest movements and how are they often remembered?
[caption id="attachment_6139" align="alignnone" width="1060"] A public safety officer stands in the doorway of Hamilton Hall on May 1, 2024, a day after police raided the protests at Columbia University. (Credit: Indy Scholtens)[/caption] Days after the arrest of protesters that occupied Columbia University’s Hamilton Hall, the presence
Here's a timeline of demonstrations at Columbia University.
NYPD arrested dozens of pro-Palestinian protesters at Columbia University. The actions can particularly endanger the visa status and educational futures of international students who were involved.
Sources said that people were maced and that one person fell down the stairs.
New York City Police Department officers entered Columbia’s Morningside early on the morning of May 1 to arrest pro-Palestinian demonstrators who had occupied Hamilton Hall.
[caption id="attachment_6103" align="alignnone" width="1060"] A protester holds the Palestinian flag aloft in front of NYPD officials on Tuesday, April 30, 2024 inside the Columbia University campus (Credit: Uzma Afreen)[/caption] NEW YORK — The occupation of Hamilton Hall on Columbia University’s campus lasted just under 24 hours
April 30 marks the second week of pro-Palestine protests at Columbia University. Over night, student protesters entered and barricaded themselves inside Hamilton Hall, an academic building housing Columbia College, accelerating their standoff with the administration.
Columbia officials said they had begun suspending students unwilling to leave the Gaza Solidarity Encampment.
