Pro-Palestinian demonstrations continue in universities across the United States, as they also spread to schools in Europe and Australia. In the second week of protests calling for a ceasefire in ...

THE HAGUE, Netherlands — Campus protests by pro-Palestinian activists spread across Europe on Tuesday as some called for a break in academic ties with Israel over the war in Gaza, while schools ...

Australian universities may lose funding if they’re not judged to be doing enough to address anti-Jewish hate crimes, ...

Columbia University’s Barnard College settled a lawsuit on Monday brought by several Jewish students who accused the school ...

AMSTERDAM (AP) — Campus protests by pro-Palestinian activists spread across Europe on Tuesday as some called for a break in academic ties with Israel over the war in Gaza, while schools ...

Tensions are growing on U.S. college campuses, as the pro-Palestinian demonstrations that have rocked New York-area schools in recent days — and the ensuing arrests of participants — spread ...

Pro-Palestine protests spread to more Colorado college campuses as Auraria encampment continues in Denver CU Denver, Metropolitan State student organizers met with Auraria officials Tuesday ...

Israel, and anti-American comments made by academics and activists at Columbia and across the country on social media.

Rioters in Melbourne set fire to a synagogue and ransacked an Israeli restaurant while shouting “death to the IDF” as the ...

Look Who's Really Behind Pro-Palestinian Protests at the DNC ... is a prime example. It is an arm of the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine ... further contributing to the spread of ...

The pro-Palestinian protests that roiled university life last academic year have been much quieter in the fall semester due to a combination of activist turnover, fatigue and new rules.

The pro-Palestinian encampments ended after 11 days and with the Los Angeles Police Department arresting 93 people, including 51 students. (Kate McQuarrie / Daily Trojan file photo) At 4:30 a.m. on ...