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A student-run legal journal has been taken offline by its board of directors after it objected to the publication of an article that accused Israel of genocide

Protesters came back to Columbia during reunion weekend. Palestinians tried to share their tragedies amidst the carnival-like atmosphere of campus politics.

My years as a student activist at Columbia shaped me — and most of what we fought for, we won eventually

The economist says the Columbia-led protests definitely hit home and he still believes in something besides “freedom for the wolves and death for the sheep.”

House Republicans have summoned the leaders of Northwestern University and Rutgers University to testify about concessions they gave to pro-Palestinian protesters to end demonstrations on their campus

In April 2009, a law student at American University asked Justice Scalia how a student from her school could become "outrageously successful" without "connections and elite degrees." (The clip begins around 52:00.) Scalia laughed out loud. He answered, "Just work hard and be very good." But then he digressed to…

One of the few groups to ever get away with releasing a double-album as a debut, they’d started out as a covers band who’d rebuild and extend every song they played

New York Giants running back Dante Miller, nicknamed "Turbo," has no doubt he can succeed at the NFL level.

Politicians and the public largely oppose the student protests. But activists say that's missing the point