The White House condemns the pro-Palestinian protests that have rocked New York City’s Columbia University over the past week. College campuses across the US have been rocked by demonstrations for months.

US: White House condemns antisemitism at Columbia University protests

US: White House condemns campus antisemitism, are Pro-Palestine protests turning antisemitic?

In the United States of America, US President Joe Biden slams anti-Israel protests at American universities. He says such blatant anti-Semitism is reprehensible and dangerous.

US: Jewish students continue to feel targeted

US: Pro-Palestine protests turning antisemitic?

Columbia University made the decision to transition to virtual classes after the arrest of over 100 during protests against Israel on its campus. In a statement posted on the University's website on Monday, President Nemat Minouche Shafik asserted that she is "deeply saddened by what is happening on our campus", adding that the classes would take place on virtual mode to “de-escalate the rancor and give us all a chance to consider next steps.

Columbia University shifts to virtual classes following on-campus arrests amid anti-Israel protests

US: White House condemns antisemitic actions of pro-Palestinian protesters at Columbia University

Columbia University has been rocked by pro-Palestine protests over the last week, prompting police intervention and arrest of 108 demonstrators. But the action has failed to rein in the protests, which continued over the weekend.

Watch: ‘Biden sun le, Azadi’ slogans raised in Columbia University by pro-Palestine protesters

More than 100 people were arrested and summons were issued against them for trespassing after an encampment was set up by the protesters at New York’s Columbia University to show their solidarity with Gaza.

US police arrest more than 100 pro-Palestinian protesters at Columbia University

It is believed that each fingerprint on our hands is unique. However, scientists at a university in the United States challenged this with the use of artificial intelligence (AI).

US university uses AI to prove our fingerprints are not unique: Report

After donning the hat of US secretary of state and Democrat presidential nominee for White House, Hillary Clinton will now join Columbia University as global affairs professor.

Hillary Clinton to teach Global Affairs at Columbia University

A Columbia university Economics professor was censured during a live TV interview when he suggested that US and Poland might be responsible for the mysterious leaks on the Nord Stream gas pipeline.

Economics professor censured live on TV for suggesting US role in Nord Stream leaks

Columbia University, widely regarded globally as one of the best universities in the world, is facing criticism for submitting inflated data to US News college rankings.

Columbia University's admission of fudging data for ranking throws up questions

Milloni Doshi, a 25-year-old student from India who is supposed to start her master’s degree this fall at Columbia University’s School of International and Public Affairs, has a problem.

Colleges say students must get a Covid vaccine. But no, not that one.

Columbia Global Centers, Mumbai announces the launch of the Urban Works Innovation Challenge 2019-2020 for transforming India`s cities into safe and sustainable places through technical innovation.

Columbia University's Urban works innovation challenge for start-ups in India

In the third session of WION Global Summit, we discuss the blueprint for India's foreign policy under Modi 2.0 with the Founder & Chairman of USINPAC Sanjay Puri, BJP foreign affairs department in-charge Vijay Chauthaiwale and Dr Philip K Oldenburg, Faculty in Columbia University moderated by WION's Executive Editor Palki Sharma Upadhyay.

WION Global Summit: Re-imagining India's foreign policy landscape | Brand Modi 2.0

The session explores ways in which governments, businesses, and NGOs can address the challenge of climate change and find reliable solutions.

Global Summit - Climate Change: Stewarding a common goal

Less than five weeks before elections that will determine control of the US Congress for the next two years, about a third of registered voters do not know the name of their party's candidate for office, a Reuters/Ipsos opinion poll found.

What's in a name? One-third of US voters don't know candidates

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