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As the fall semester approaches, Columbia University in New York City is significantly ramping up campus security in anticipation of potential protests, particularly concerning the ongoing Israeli-Palestinian conflict. With classes set to resume on September 3rd, university officials are implementing stricter security protocols, responding to concerns that the campus could once again become a flashpoint for pro-Palestinian demonstrations, similar to those witnessed in the spring.
In preparation for the new semester, Columbia has elevated its security status from green to orange—a significant change that brings heightened. . .
