Anti-Israel agitators took over part of the Butler Library at Columbia University in New York City on Wednesday, interrupting students studying for finals.

Columbia's Public Safety Team asked those ... the group that organized the protest said it had occupied part of Butler Library because it believed the university profited from “imperialist ...

Dozens of Columbia University students were temporarily suspended as of Friday for their alleged involvement with a brief takeover of the main campus library in a pro-Palestinian protest, the Daily ...

The acting president of Columbia University strongly denounced ... on Wednesday night addressing the hours-long incident at Butler Library, which she described as "utterly unacceptable." ...

New York police intervened after pro-Palestinian demonstrators occupied the university’s main library Wednesday evening.

New York City police officers took dozens of pro-Palestinian demonstrators into custody at Columbia University's Butler Library on Wednesday evening. NYPD officers were seen removing about 76 ...

Arrests were underway late Wednesday as the NYPD moved in to clear about 100 pro-Palestinian protesters at Columbia University who took over Butler Library just days before final exams.

Dozens of anti-Israel rabble rousers protesting inside Columbia University’s Butler Library were hauled out by NYPD cops Wednesday — and Secretary of State Marco Rubio vowed to review the visa ...

Second, Columbia and Barnard must apologize to every previously suspended journalist and student who did not break any rules ...

Student protestors took over a room of Columbia University's Butler Library in a resurgence of the on-campus protests against the institution's ties to Israel that rocked the nation last spring ...

Columbia's safety protocols outline three levels of campus access: "O" for open, "I" for ID only and "R" for restricted. The campus is currently at the second level, requiring ID. Butler Library ...

Secretary of State Marco Rubio announced late Wednesday that the government is reviewing the visa statuses of people who took over Columbia University’s Butler Library earlier in the day ...