Columbia Law Review Editors Demand Exam Cancellations Amid Campus Unrest

Following a police raid to clear anti-Israel protests at Columbia University, law students cite trauma and demand academic concessions.

Columbia Law Review editors argue for exam cancellations, citing student trauma from recent police actions.
Law school administration offers pass/fail grading but declines mandatory policy, amidst calls for academic equity.
Incidents of police brutality reported during campus clearance, intensifying student distress and protest responses.
Despite student demands, Columbia Law School confirms finals will proceed as scheduled, with some exams already postponed.
Editorial stance and student activism reflect broader debates on campus culture, mental health, and academic standards.