(Reuters) - Columbia University has suspended more than 65 students for their role in a pro-Palestinian demonstration that forced the shutdown of the main campus library, a school official said ...

The Trump administration said Thursday it was “encouraged” by Columbia University’s response to a pro-Palestinian protest at the main campus library Wednesday where police took 80 people into custody.

Columbia University has suspended scores of students following a pro-Palestinian protest at Butler Library the week before ...

Columbia University students and Jewish advocates ... Heights school has already handed down at least 65 interim suspensions to students who were part of Wednesday’s Butler Library chaos ...

A day after Columbia University called in the New York Police Department to arrest more than 70 pro-Palestine protesters who had occupied a library reading room, the university and its affiliate ...

a Columbia official said on Friday. The suspended students are on interim suspension pending further investigation. The official said 33 individuals, including some from affiliated institutions, ...

Barnard lifted the interim suspensions Friday morning of three student journalists who covered a Wednesday pro-Palestinian protest, citing “additional review and investigation,” according to ...

Interim suspension generally means that a student cannot come to campus, attend classes or participate in other university activities, according to Columbia's website. The university ...

The Trump administration has quietly revoked thousands of student visas across the country since March, wreaking havoc on ...