Columbia The University suspended dozens of students and forbidden Aluma and others who participated in the Pro-Palestinian Demonstration within the main library of the school at the beginning of this week, said the spokesman in school, said the school spokesperson on Friday.
The Ivy League institution in Manhattan He passed more than 65 students to temporary suspensions and forbidden 33 others, including those associated institutions such as Barnard College, from calling to campus.
Temporary suspension generally means that the student cannot come to campus, attend classes or participate in other university activities, the Columbia’s website. The university refused to say how much disciplinary action would be in force, saying only that decisions are waiting for further investigation.
Undiscovered number of alums that also participated in the protest was also prevented from entering school courts, according to Columbia.
Approximately 80 people were arrested in connection with Wednesday evening demonstration in the Butler University library. Most face the release of the accusation, although some can face messy behaviors, police said.
Mask-covering protesters have pushed passing campus safety officers, races in the building and hung Palestinian flags and other banners in police parts. Some protesters also expelled phrases on library furniture and image frames, including “Columbia will burn”.
New York The city police in helmets and other protection have interrupted the demonstration at the request of university officials, which denied protests as a “unharried” disorder for students studying and preparing for final exams.
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio He said his office would review the status of the visa of those who participated in the takeover of the library for a possible deportation.
The Trump Administration has already withdrawn federal funding and detained international students on Colombia and other prestigious American universities over their handling student protests against the Gaza war.