Columbia, Hamilton Hall and pro-Palestinian

Columbia protesters who seized Hamilton Hall last spring expelled, school announces
Columbia University protesters who stormed Hamilton Hall during the nationwide pro-Palestinian protests last spring have been expelled, suspended, or had their degrees revoked. The Columbia University Judicial Board announced the consequences on Thursday.
Columbia students who occupied Hamilton Hall in pro-Palestinian protest expelled, suspended
Columbia University students who occupied Hamilton Hall during pro-Palestinian protests last year have been suspended, expelled or had their degrees temporarily revoked.
Columbia University expels students, revokes degrees of pro-Palestinian protesters who took Hamilton Hall
The university’s escalation in disciplinary action comes as campus tensions are at a recent high following the detention of Mahmoud Khalil.
Columbia University expels some anti-Israel students who seized Hamilton Hall during last year’s protests
In a campus-wide email sent Thursday, the university said its judicial board had issued its sanctions against dozens of students who occupied Hamilton Hall based on its “evaluation of the severity
Columbia University expels, suspends pro-Palestinian protesters amid fallout from Hamilton Hall occupation
Columbia University has handed down severe disciplinary measures to students involved in last spring’s takeover of Hamilton Hall during pro-Palestinian protests, expelling some, suspending others for years,
Columbia suspends and expels pro-Palestinian students who occupied building
Columbia University has taken action against students who participated in a pro-Palestinian protest last spring and took over a campus building. The school suspended and expelled some students who participated in occupying Hamilton Hall in a move that escalated last year's campus protests.
Columbia issues sanctions to pro-Palestine students who occupied campus building
Columbia has punished students who entered the school’s Hamilton Hall, renaming it “Hind’s Hall” after a Palestinian child, last April. Columbia’s punishments come as the Trump administration is
Columbia University expels, revokes pro-Palestinian protesters' degrees
Columbia University expelled, suspended and revoked degrees of students involved in the April 2024 Hamilton Hall occupation.
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