Columbia Professors Honor Arrested Anti-Israel Activist Mahmoud Khalil by Canceling Classes, Replacing Midterms With ‘A’ Grades
The university’s provost pushed back on the effort, making clear that professors are required to hold all classes and exams in person.
In light of the arrest and detainment of anti-Israel student activist, Mahmoud Khalil, professors at Columbia are paying their respects by canceling in-person classes and even doling out classwide A grades in place of scheduled midterm exams.
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