The Latest Breaking News from Columbia

As pro-Palestinian student protests at Columbia University continue, university president Minouche Shafik finds herself under fire from all sides as politicians, students and faculty all call for her to resign over her handling of the sit-ins. Columbia's university senate is scheduled to meet on Friday to vote on a resolution…

Israeli students at Columbia University raise safety concerns, seek protection from school officials.

As pro-Palestinian demonstrations roil campus, the station’s undergraduate reporters – working 18 hour days – have become an essential news source

Columbia University in negotiations with anti-Israel protesters post-deadline. NYPD can't enter campus without authorization. Encampment remains on main lawn.

Hundreds of students have been arrested at pro-Palestinian protests at colleges nationwide. NPR's Steve Inskeep speaks with Antony Blinken in an exclusive interview about U.S.-China relations.

Students demonstrating and hunger-striking face arrests and hospitalization – but they think they can make a difference

Ongoing discussions at Columbia University with anti-Israel protesters, no NYPD involvement, and debate on handling protests.

Protests are spreading across American campuses with students demanding divestment by their universities from companies linked to the Israeli campaign in Gaza, disclosure of all such investments, and a recognition of the right to protest without punishment.

House GOP lawmakers urge Columbia donors to condemn anti-Israel protests and demand leadership changes amid accusations of antisemitism.