At Columbia University, Protesters Risk Everything as Free Speech is Shut Down
Between classes, when throngs of students stream into and out of Columbia University’s campus, the security lines can back up like a TSA checkpoint. There’s a switch-back path of metal fencing that leads into a white tent, where two sets of guards check and then swipe campus ID cards before letting students in and out.
A government lawyer has asked a federal judge to move the legal fight over the detention of Mahmoud Khalil to either New Jersey or Louisiana. The request was made Wednesday during a hearing in New ...
There were protests, arrests, the departure of the school’s president. Then, a new administration arrived in Washington.
Mahmoud Khalil, a permanent US resident who hasn’t been charged with breaking any laws, was arrested outside his apartment ...
The students liken the Trump administration’s use of false accusations of antisemitism in efforts to stifle free speech to the threat that McCarthyism and the broad overreach of the role of the House ...
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