Columbia University begins suspending protesting students
Columbia University has begun suspending students from pro-Gaza protests who have refused to vacate the campus, as reported by CNN.
Pro-Palestinian demonstrators at the Columbia University encampment are not backing down in the face of the university's ultimatum, which granted them until 2 PM local time (8 PM Italian time) to dismantle the encampment, with suspension looming for those who do not comply. Students shout "shame" at the university leadership, whom they believe have "fabricated" a state of emergency to justify their actions.
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