Fearful Columbia students who felt 'intimidated' by anti-Israel protests to get 'safety escorts' as part of lawsuit settlement

The move is part of a settlement in a lawsuit filed on Tuesday in Manhattan federal court, where the Ivy League school will now offer 'walking escorts' across campus and appoint a 'safe passage liaison' to address any students concerns over protests.

This settlement sets the bar for how Columbia must protect its students. The next step for the Columbia community is just as important: We're looking toward a return to a real debate on campus.

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