Columbia Law Review student editors urge school to cancel exams after protests leave them ‘irrevocably shaken’

Published May 2, 2024 6:26pm ET



Student editors at the Columbia Law Review are urging the school to cancel final exams after anti-Israel protests and New York Police Department arrests have left the campus fractured. 

Columbia University has been at the forefront of the nationwide campus pro-Palestinian protests. The editors are asking the law school to cancel final exams and effectively give all students passing grades for the semester of work.

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