Columbia leaders tell professors to adjust finals as university scrambles to recover from anti-Israel protests

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For the remainder of the semester, Columbia University will be moving all classes and final exams to be remote due to the “evolving campus situation.” 

“In order to address the concerns of our members in an evolving campus environment, all academic activities for schools on the Morningside Heights campus will be fully remote for the remainder of the semester (with carve-outs noted below),” Provost Angela Olinto said. 

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