Campus mood at Columbia University has shifted dramatically under the university's new leadership, with many students now reluctant to speak about Gaza demonstrations.

Students at Columbia University say that they've noticed a drastic shift in mood on campus after Wednesday's protest was shut down decisively by authorities.

The decision by President Donald Trump to fire Carla Hayden, the librarian of Congress, a scant year before her 10-year term ...

Compared with last spring, when more than 2,100 people were arrested in campus protests nationwide, the demonstrations have ...

The students who “occupied” the Butler Library demanded that the name “Butler” be removed from the building, calling him a ...

Sen. Brandon Creighton says the bill will prevent disruption. Critics say it walks back conservative lawmakers' previous ...

The Trump Justice Department filed papers in federal court backing a Jewish professor who claimed she was subjected to a ...

A former Northwestern law student can proceed with a discrimination lawsuit that claims the school failed to protect her from ...

Trump administration slashes $450M in Harvard grants amid campus protests, anti-Semitism claims, and growing tensions over ...

In 1975, while the United Nations was led by a former Nazi, Kurt Waldheim, the UN General Assembly passed Resolution 3379, equating Zionism with racism—a resolution so grotesque and politically moti ...

A federal district court judge in Virginia ordered the release of Georgetown University scholar Badar Khan Suri on Wednesday, marking at least the third time a detained student or academic targeted by ...

As the Trump administration speeds past the 100-day mark, various conflicts around the globe are in a much different place ...