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President of @columbia Minouche Shafik on the events from last night.

Campus Update as of 9:56am (5/1): The NYPD, during their press conference right now, have announced that 119 people were arrested at Columbia University last night. 163 others were arrested at the City University of New York. (1/2)

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It was good to be back on @ny1 and help my former colleagues Errol Louis (@errol.louis on Threads) Stef Manisero & @lewisdodley with their coverage of a history night on Columbia University campus - and to talk about the great work my Columbia Journalism students have been doing for the last few weeks.

Two hours before the NYPD entered the Columbia University campus, Columbia Journalism City Newsroom reporter Francesca Maria Lorenzini spoke about her coverage of the protests with Errol Louis (@errol.louis on Threads) on @ny1 ny1.com/nyc/all-boroug…

NYPD Emergency Service Unit getting into occupied Hamilton Hall @columbia.

Going in! Columbia University

Police arresting protesters protecting the 116th & Amsterdam gate.

NYPD about to come through 116th & Amsterdam. Columbia University

NYPD drone lighting up the pathway from the 114th entrance to Columbia University campus.

These protesters seem to be calmly waiting.

While the 116th & Broadway gate has been cleared by NYPD, this is the scene at the 116th & Amsterdam gate right now. Columbia University

“Israel bombs, Columbia pays,” among other chants by a group protecting the entry to Hamilton Hall.

Columbia safety just asked people to shelter in place.

Students protesting in and outside of the gates of Columbia University on 116th Amsterdam Avenue

You can hear the demonstrators outside of the campus gates, but here, inside, the encampment and the occupied Hamilton Hall (center-left) are very calm at the moment. Columbia University Columbia Journalism