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🚨NEW: Columbia PSC seems to have been banned or suspended from Instagram. PSC has been responsible for several rules-violating protests which featured support for terrorism and has discriminatorily called for Columbia University to stop admitting Israeli students.

When a Columbia University faculty senator brought up concerns about support for terrorism during the encampments, she was muted (on Zoom) and accused of making “very dangerous” claims. You know what’s very dangerous? Hamas having their “own people” on campus.

Every single Columbia University faculty member who supported the “pro-peace” encampments (while ignoring the hundreds of Jewish students who were begging them to acknowledge its pro-terror stance) should take a deep, long look at themselves and reevaluate. Will they? Probably not.

Congratulations to Columbia Engineering Dean Emeritus Prof. Zvi Galil, who received the Michael Pupin Medal for Service to the Nation, in the Columbia University Engineering Alumni Association (CEAA) awards dinner last night.

Left: Columbia University Apartheid Divest (CUAD) advertised a protest at Barnard College, with a Molotov cocktail. (Dec. 2024) Right: an actual Molotov cocktail was thrown at a group that marches every week calling to release the hostages. Globalizing the Intifada was never theoretical.

They promised to globalize the Intifada. And it is really happening now. I took this video at Columbia university last year.

This weekend was Columbia University’s Alumni Weekend. Last year’s Alumni Weekend featured yet another encampment. So far, NO ONE has been disciplined for this encampment, since disciplinary proceedings are STILL ongoing, more than A YEAR LATER. Absurd.

This flyer was handed out by Columbia University faculty during Alumni Weekend. These faculty have the audacity to reference “unfounded claims about antisemitism.” Several of these faculty likely blocked Jewish students from entering the encampment, engaging in said antisemitism.