Students stormed past security guards and managed to occupy a hallway leading to the administration’s offices. Over six hours ...
The Barnard College protests came after the expulsion of two students who interrupted an Israeli studies class and distributed flyers with "violent imagery." ...
Two days of pro-Palestinian protests at Barnard result in arrests, college employee sent to hospital
Protests continued Thursday at Barnard College-Columbia University in New York City following the announcement of the ...
Administrators at New York City’s Barnard College are squaring off against student protesters for the first time since the ...
Protests continued another day after a group of more than 50 anti-Israel protesters took over a building at New York City's ...
Barnard’s stand against hate: Expelling anti-Israeli protesters who disrupted class the right move
The two young women expelled from Barnard College, both seniors in their last semester, are learning the hard lesson that ...
Nealy 100 students occupied a hall at Columbia University’s Barnard College to protest the expulsion of two students.
A pro-Palestinian sit-in at Barnard College turned violent, prompting the Columbia affiliate to lock down campus.
It was the second time the Transport Workers Union called out Columbia University and its affiliates for not doing enough to ...
An employee was sent to the hospital after being assaulted by the protesters, Robin Levine, Barnard’s vice president for strategic communications, said in a statement.
The school employee was physically assaulted, a Barnard spokesperson said, during an hours-long sit-in Wednesday evening.
The demonstrators, who were protesting the expulsions of two students, assaulted a campus employee, sending the worker to the ...
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