Some newly minted grads torched their diplomas in protest, loudly booing, chanting and brandishing signs denouncing Israel.

Hundreds of protesters marched in Manhattan Monday following the arrest of Mahmoud Khalil, a Palestinian Columbia University graduate student and activist taken into custody by federal immigration ...

Protests at Columbia University resulted in the NYPD taking dozens of people into custody Wednesday at Butler Library on campus.

The Department of State revoked the visa of a Columbia University student, while federal immigration officials arrested a Palestinian protester for overstaying an expired student visa, the Trump ...

Some students react as Columbia University's acting president Claire Shipman speaks during Columbia University commencement ceremony on Columbia's main campus, in Manhattan, on Wednesday, May 21 ...

MORNINGSIDE HEIGHTS, Manhattan (WABC) -- Some Columbia University graduates tore up their diplomas on Saturday to protest the school's cooperation with the Trump administration. Graduates of the ...

MORNINGSIDE HEIGHTS, Manhattan (WABC) -- Students at Columbia University returned to class Monday, for the first time since the institution gave in to the Trump administration's demands to restore ...

Columbia University said Tuesday that it will be laying off nearly 180 staffers in response to President Donald Trump's decision to cancel $400 million in funding over the Manhattan college's ...

Columbia University says it has expelled or suspended ... At a court hearing in June, the Manhattan district attorney's office said it would not pursue criminal charges for 31 of the 46 people ...

Columbia University has suspended dozens of students ... The Ivy League institution in Manhattan placed more than 65 students on interim suspension and barred 33 others, including those from ...

Columbia University, pictured here on April 22 ... doctors’ offices inside 1290 Avenue of the Americas in midtown Manhattan, according to a 2021 lending document obtained by Forbes.

After Columbia announced the changes, U.S. Education Secretary Linda McMahon said the university was “ on the right track," but declined to say when or if Columbia's funding would be restored.