Columbia University President Minouche Shafik's Response to Pro-Palestinian Protesters

Columbia University President Minouche Shafik addressed the recent events involving pro-Palestinian protesters at the university, expressing support for peaceful protest but condemning the violent occupation of Hamilton Hall. She emphasized the importance of civil discourse and empathy in resolving conflicts and rebuilding community on campus.

Protests at Columbia University's Hamilton Hall

New York police clear out occupying protesters at Columbia University's Hamilton Hall after school authorizes removal, Mayor Eric Adams warns of global movement to radicalize young people, university threatens group with expulsion, students face suspension, anti-Israel protests condemned as antisemitic, Jewish students face harassment and discrimination

Student Protest at Hamilton Hall

Police zip-tied and arrested student protesters during a demonstration at Hamilton Hall.

Police Raid at Columbia University

Police cleared Hamilton Hall at Columbia University after anti-Israel agitators occupied the building, with the NYPD conducting a raid to remove them. The university requested police assistance due to safety concerns.

NYPD Raid at Columbia University Following Anti-Israel Protests

NYPD officers raided Columbia University campus following anti-Israel protests that led to occupation of Hamilton Hall, resulting in arrests and restrictions to campus access.

Anti-Israel Protesters at Moynihan Train Hall and Columbia University

Anti-Israel protesters flooded Moynihan Train Hall at Penn Station in New York, heading to Columbia University. They chanted 'Free, free, Palestine' and some held Palestinian flags and banners. Protesters managed to get on the train, chanting 'Palestine is almost free.' Columbia University restricted access after protesters seized control of a building.

Anti-Israel Protests at Columbia University

Anti-Israel protests escalate at Columbia University as students take over a building, barricade doors, and demand divestment from Israel, potentially disrupting the university's commencement ceremony.