Columbia University announced Thursday it has suspended, expelled and revoked the degrees of students involved in the seizure of a

Columbia University has expelled and suspended pro-Palestinian students who seized a campus building last spring. Some graduates also had their degrees revoked.

In a campus-wide email sent Thursday, the university said its judicial board had issued its sanctions against dozens of students who occupied Hamilton Hall based on its “evaluation of the severity of behaviors.

The university did not provide a breakdown of how many students were expelled, suspended or had their degree revoked.

Columbia University on Thursday said it had doled out a range of punishments to students who occupied a campus building last spring during pro-Palestinian protests. The announcement came a week after President Donald Trump's administration announced that it had canceled $400 million in federal grants and contracts in response to what it said was the Ivy League school's poor response to antisemitism on campus.

The university suspended, expelled or revoked the degrees of some students who participated in last year's protests in support of Gaza.

Columbia University on Thursday announced a range of punishments, including expulsions and suspensions, for students who took over of a campus building last year.

Columbia University says it has suspended or expelled some students who took over a campus building during pro-Palestinian protests in the spring of 2024. The university says it has also temporarily revoked the diplomas of some students who have since graduated.