‘Daniel Penny killed Jordan Neely, not in self-defense, but rather in an arrogant flex of muscles to kill a nuisance,’ said one of the speakers outside the New York Criminal Court.
West Harlem Pushes Back Against Columbia’s Latest Manhattanville Campus Expansion
Amid an affordable-housing crisis in the neighborhood, community members are fighting to stop the university’s ongoing construction of a satellite campus.
More than 200 protesters were arrested while bystanders offered varied reactions to the demonstrations.
Pro-Palestine Messages Replace New York City Subway Ads One Year After October 7th
Hundreds of activists across the country plastered their cities with anti-war posters.
The Future Taking Shape on College Campuses
In the wake of the spring student encampment movement, universities across the country have rolled out draconian student conduct policies to quell the pro-Palestine movement.
Barnard’s Restrictive New Free Speech Guidelines Condemned at Campus Teach-in
On Monday students, faculty and staff denounced these measures, which are seen as a response to pro-Palestine protests that roiled Barnard last spring.
The rally was part of a larger campaign to get a reluctant governor to take bold action.
Thousands of Protesters Mark Labor Day with Mid-Manhattan March for Palestine
From social media to college campuses, the pro-Palestine movement faces escalating repression as students return for fall classes.
Banlieue Vote Pivotal in French Left’s Upset Election Win
Voters from Paris’s marginalized immigrant communities turned out in large numbers to vote for leftist coalition that championed wealth redistribution and Palestinian statehood.
A member of the faculty at the City College of New York describes how the school became the Fenced University of New York (FUNY) in the weeks after the administration sent in the NYPD to dismantle its Gaza Solidarity Encampment and arrest scores of students.