Right now, this Today class has moved online for students
at Columbia.
The university president saying they'll give the Ivy League school
a chance to consider next steps.
Pro Palestine protests have rocked the campus.
Last week, more than 100 people were arrested after the
school asked police to remove student protesters.
These protests have become vulgar and threatening at times.
The following video, which was taken on Saturday night,
was provided to CNN by the Columbia's Shabbat organization.
A rabbi associated with the school urged Jewish students to
quote return home as soon as possible and remain home
for the time being.
CNN talked to some Jewish students on Columbia's campus.
Particularly the last few days,
I've felt uncomfortable around this university.
I've felt like this is not a welcoming environment as
far as like walking around on campus.
I will say I still feel safe.
I don't want that to be like any kind of
excuse for these people.
They've made the campus hostile feeling.
So you're supposed to graduate in a month.
Is it here? So you don't you don't think it'll
go?
I don't think it's safe.