In contrast, there were 2,301 pro-Israel events recorded, 31% of which were direct counter-protests.
Some veteran students protested the event, planting American flags before the event was due to take place.
House report reveals Columbia mishandled antisemitism claims.
“The university decided to not allow me to be on campus anymore, my job. Why? Because of Oct. 7. Because I was not afraid to stand up to the hateful mob,” assistant professor Shai Davidai said.
Two professors at Case Western Reserve University urge a linguistic solution to tensions on college campuses.
A Columbia University pro-Palestinian group retracted its apology for a student's anti-Zionist statement, explicitly calling for violence and vowing to continue activism amid ongoing campus tensions.
Asked by the Columbia Spectator whether she agreed with her predecessor’s decision to involve law enforcement, Katrina Armstrong repeatedly apologized for the move.
National Students for Justice in Palestine (NSJP) and vandalistic group Unity of Fields behind violent calls to bring down the USA.
Johannah King-Slutzky, a spokesperson for the encampment, now teaches a compulsory module at Columbia University.
Separate from a picket line protest, the Alma Mater Statue was drenched in red paint in protest of the administration's failure to comply with anti-Israel demands.