Columbia University has become a focal point for tensions surrounding the conflict, as students mourn lives lost in both Israel and Gaza, evidenced by rallies and vigils.
Both pro-Israel and pro-Palestinian rallies took place on campus, with students using speeches, chants, and mourning to express their views following the events of last October.
The university has implemented new security measures to manage the protests, which include locking campus gates and requiring identification for entry, signaling a tense climate this school year.
The somber vigil held by Columbia University Apartheid Divest has shifted strategies from previous protests, emphasizing silent remembrance and recitation of the names of those killed in Gaza.
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