Police at scene where anti-Israel protestors vandalized Columbia exec’s NYC home
Columbia University is restricting access to its Manhattan campus to only those who have school IDs as part of a new fall policy to deal with the possible return of unruly
While guests will still be allowed on campus, they must now go through a new registration process implemented in June as well as present a government-issued ID.Anti-Israel vandals strike again and more: Letters to the Editor — Aug. 11, 2024The university has limited its entry points to five locations around the campus, including three on 116th Street, one on 114th Street, and one on 120th Street.
During the demonstrations and the aftermath, the university garnered major backlash over its handling of the situation.
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