Anti-Israel Protest at Columbia University
Students at Columbia University noticed a shift in mood on campus after anti-Israel protest was shut down by authorities, leading to fear and silence among students. Some sympathize with protesters' cause but condemn violence, while others believe consequences should be faced for breaking school policy. International students fear repercussions for speaking out. The university warned of swift shutdowns of illegal protests due to $400 million federal funding cut by Trump administration.
Key Points
- Shift in campus mood after protest was decisively shut down
- Fear of consequences among students speaking out
- International students avoiding comments due to fear of repercussions
- University's warning against illegal protests after federal funding cut by Trump administration
Pros
- Swift action by authorities to shut down illegal protests
- Maintaining order and safety on campus
Cons
- Fear and silence among students
- Mixed reactions from students on the protest