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Columbia University says it expelled some students who seized building last year

  • Columbia University announced it expelled and suspended students involved in the 2024 seizure of Hamilton Hall during campus protests related to the Israel-Hamas War, including revoking some degrees.
  • The university's actions followed investigations revealing inadequate punishment for antisemitic incidents, leading to the Trump administration's $400 million funding revocation.
  • Sanctions issued by the Columbia University Judicial Board include multi-year suspensions and expulsions, and the affected students have the right to appeal.
  • Columbia's Jewish community praised the disciplinary actions as a necessary step to address grievances from the past year and a half.
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