BREAKING: Columbia University president breaks silence after NYPD raid and tear-gassing of pro-Palestine protesters
BREAKING: Columbia University president breaks silence after NYPD raid and tear-gassing of pro-Palestine protesters C olumbia University president has broken her silence after an NYPD raid on Hamilton Hall saw protesters tear-gassed and led out in zip-tie handcuffs.
Read the letter Columbia University's president sent to the NYPD asking for assistance
Earlier Tuesday, the president of Columbia University, Minouche Shafik, sent a letter to the NYPD asking for assistance on campus saying, “with the utmost regret, we request the NYPD’s help to clear all individuals from Hamilton Hall and all campus encampments.
The Columbia Daily Spectator and New York Magazine conducted this unscientific poll between April 26 and May 2. Only active ...
Columbia University President Minouche Shafik admitted on Friday that protesters who illegally occupied Hamilton Hall ...
Jean Pierre was put on spot during Friday's press briefing when Peter Doocy questioned her reluctance to express her views on ...
Those taken into custody included a former animal abuse investigator who was arrested in a violent protest in San Francisco ...
Shafik, who was born in the Middle East to a Muslim family, suggested she learned from her background and decades-long career at international organizations, “that people can disagree and ...
Columbia University President Minouche Shafik said no deal had been reached between school officials and protesting students ...
The university is home to the Chicago statement, a framework for free expression that has been embraced by other colleges.
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