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Judge hears case Mahmoud Khalil and other students brought against Columbia
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A New York judge heard a case Mahmoud Khalil, who led pro-Palestinian protests and is currently being detained, and other students brought against Columbia University. The lawsuit is an attempt to prevent the university from sharing their disciplinary records with the government.March 25, 2025
