New York Mayor Eric Adamas said he stands with Jewish students at Columbia University who feel threatened or unsafe after protesters took over Butler Library.

Yeshiva University has reneged on plans to allow an LGBTQ+ club after agreeing to do so in a settlement agreement two months ago, The New York Times reported. The agreement announced in March seemed ...

University officials eventually called in the New York Police Department (NYPD), leading to more than 80 arrests. Videos from the scene show physical altercations, and minor injuries were reported.

New York City Mayor Eric Adams is calling the actions of demonstrators staging a protest in Columbia University’s Butler Library Wednesday afternoon “unacceptable.” “I want to say to ...

Protesters are escorted out of Columbia University’s Butler Library after their arrest in New York City on May 7, 2025. Reporter Columbia University has once again found itself at the epicenter ...

Yeshiva University said on Thursday that it would recognize an L.G.B.T.Q. student club on campus, bringing to an end a bitter yearslong legal battle over whether the school could deny the group ...

Butler Library, where the protest took place, reopened Thursday, as students are studying for their final exams, Columbia's Acting President Claire Shipman wrote in an update.

Schneur Friedman, 22, another co-president of the new club, called the university’s change in direction “a massive step.” “The fact that this is happening very much within the guidelines ...

The group of pro-Palestinian protesters took over the library at the university during finals week. The NYPD was asked to respond by the university. NBC New York’s Chris Jose reports.

The identities of around 50 Columbia University students who took part in a violent takeover of a campus library Wednesday afternoon are not yet known — and the school is keeping quiet about … ...