The Real Story Behind Columbia’s Controversial Law Review Article—And Why It Matters 

Columbia Law Review Board Buckles to Student Editors and Publishes Controversial Article

'Nakba' piece that said Jews 'capitalized on the Holocaust' subverted standard editing process

Controversial Columbia Law Review Article Subverted Standard Editing Process

Atypical editing process excluded Jewish students and led to board intervention

Biden Civil Rights Chief Calls Columbia Students 'Inspiration' in Graduation Speech, Ignores Anti-Semitism

Kristen Clarke makes no mention of anti-Israel demonstrations at university where protesters assaulted Jewish students and burned Israeli flags

Biden Civil Rights Chief Plans To Give Columbia Law Commencement Speech As University Cancels Main Ceremony

Columbia beset by anti-Israel protesters who called for killing Israel's supporters and assaulted Jewish students

13 Federal Judges Say They Will No Longer Hire Law Clerks From Columbia University, Citing ‘Virulent Spread of Antisemitism’ and ‘Explosion of Student Disruptions’

‘Irrevocably Shaken’: Editors of Columbia Law Review Demand Cancellation of Exams, Citing Trauma Caused by Police Presence on Campus

Editors say the ‘violence’ has left them upset and ‘unable to focus’

Biden Civil Rights Chief To Speak at Columbia Law Commencement Amid Anti-Semitism Scandal

Kristen Clarke at center of her own controversy in which she invited author of anti-Semitic conspiracy theory book to speak at Harvard

Columbia Law Students Tell Jewish Classmates Police Presence on Campus Makes Them Feel Unsafe

‘Your safety shouldn’t be predicated on making others unsafe,’ says Aya Hashem

Anti-Israel Agitators Derail Dinner at Home of UC Berkeley Law School Dean Erwin Chemerinsky