Campus Atmosphere Shifts at Columbia University as Students Grow Reluctant to Discuss Gaza Protests

Under Columbia University’s new leadership, the campus mood has changed significantly, with many students expressing hesitation to openly talk about recent Gaza demonstrations. The shift reflects growing tensions and concerns around freedom of expression related to sensitive geopolitical issues. Some students feel uneasy discussing the protests, highlighting the complex environment surrounding debates on the Israel-Gaza conflict. University officials have yet to comment on the atmosphere, while students continue navigating the challenges of voicing their opinions amid evolving campus dynamics.