Columbia University has imposed sanctions on students who occupied a library in protest at Israel's attacks on Gaza, depending on their involvement.
Ana-Maria Tapescu
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Columbia University has announced sanctions for 80 students involved in pro-Palestinian protests, including the occupation of Butler Library. The sanctions range from probation to suspensions of up to three years or even expulsions. The measures come amid pressure from the Trump administration against universities accused of anti-Semitism. The university has emphasized that any disruption to university activities will have consequences.
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Universitatea Columbia sancţionează individual 80 de studenţi care au participat la manifestaţii propalestiniene
Columbia University disciplines students over protests
Universitatea Columbia exmatriculează şi sancţionează aproximativ 80 de studenţi
Columbia University suspends, expels nearly 80 students over Gaza protests
Columbia University says it has suspended and expelled students who participated in protests
Columbia University disciplines 70 students more than a year after violent library takeover
Columbia University disciplines students who took part in campus protests
Universitatea americană Columbia sancţionează 80 de studenţi care au participat la manifestaţii propalestiniene
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