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Former President Donald Trump’s youngest son, Barron Trump, began his freshman year of college this week at New York University, his father said Wednesday. Trump revealed the decision in a video interview with the Daily Mail, confirming months of rumors that his son would attend the university’s Stern School of Business, which ranks among the nation’s top business schools....

New York University is settling a lawsuit filed in November by three Jewish students who allege they were subjected to “pervasive acts of hatred, discrimination, harassment, and intimidation.” The students say the harassment started with the Israel-Hamas war.

Barron Trump just hit a major milestone! The 18-year-old graduated from Oxbridge Academy in Florida on May 17 and had his parents, former President Donald Trump and former First Lady Melania Trump cheering him on in the sidelines.

Pro-Palestinian protesters were marching again on Friday after a series of police sweeps broke up more college encampments. News 4’s Melissa Colorado reports. 

The NYPD was called to dismantle a pro-Palestinian protest at NYU early Friday, while top department officials prepared to detail how an officer’s gun went off during the takedown of a demonstration at Columbia University. Myles Miller reports live from Manhattan. 

The NYPD was called to dismantle a pro-Palestinian protest at NYU early Friday, while top department officials later found themselves explaining how an officer’s gun went off during the takedown at Columbia University. No one was hurt when a sergeant’s gun “unintentionally discharged” during the Hamilton Hall raid. It happened as the sergeant and his team were trying to...

New NYPD bodycam video showed officers cut through barricades at Hamilton Hall on the Columbia University campus, as well as what happened once they got inside, confronting dozens of protesters who had broken into the building. There were also new details on who was arrested, with 40% of protesters taken in at City College and Columbia having no affiliation with either...

Pro-Palestinian demonstrators at two New York City campuses showed no signs of relenting Tuesday, even after more than a hundred arrests at NYU. A plywood wall was built to block Gould Plaza, as demonstrators moved to nearby Washington Square Park. At Columbia, where classes will be remote until the end of the semester for safety, students continued to defy campus...

New York University sent out an alert warning students and faculty to be on the lookout after an administrator was punched in the face near campus in broad daylight, the latest random attack to plague Manhattan. The 27-year-old administrator was walking near Washington Square Park North around 10:30 a.m. Wednesday when a stranger approached her on the sidewalk and punched…

Romney Smith reports on random attacks on women in Manhattan. 

For the first time in nearly 20 years, NYU’s women’s basketball team is on its way to the Final Four. The undefeated Violets, the top team in the nation, are now just two wins away from their first national title since 1997. NBC New York’s Bruce Beck reports.

One of the region’s top cancer doctors is suing NYU Langone, alleging the hospital demoted him for re-posting social media in support of Israel and calls the health system’s move religious discrimination. Dr. Benjamin Neel, previously the director of the Laura and Isaac Perlmutter Cancer Center, had his title stripped following a series of re-posts in the wake of...

One of the region’s top cancer doctors is suing NYU Langone. News 4’s Chris Glorioso reports.

News 4’s Chris Jose reports.

Protests in Manhattan’s Washington Square Park attracted hundreds of supporters Tuesday afternoon as groups organized support for Israelis and Palestinians. Tensions and emotions were on full display as the groups stood their ground for several hours. At one point in the night, someone burned an Israeli flag. Initial estimates suggest a few hundred people had amassed by the park’s...

The two groups drew hundreds of supporters to the Manhattan park on Tuesday. News 4’s Chris Jose reports.

The war of words over the ongoing Israel-Hamas violence in the Middle East has stretched to most corners of the internet, as well as New York, where a law student has reportedly lost a job over “inflammatory” comments. Ryna Workman, student president of the NYU Law School Bar Association, published a statement in a school newsletter that was widely circulated…

The political response to the war has ignited a rift between some members of the Democratic Party. Melissa Russo reports.