Cooper Union in NYC must face Jewish students' lawsuit over pro-Palestinian rally
- A federal judge allowed a lawsuit from Jewish students against Cooper Union to proceed, claiming the college failed to protect them from anti-Semitic harassment, as stated in Judge John Cronan's opinion.
- The incident involved anti-Israel protesters trapping Jewish students in the library, banging on doors, and disrupting classes, which was deemed threatening by the court.
- Cooper Union's administrators did not disperse the protestors during the incident and instead suggested that Jewish students hide or escape, leading to criticism from the court.
- The Department of Education is investigating Cooper Union regarding the incident, while the college maintains it will refute the allegations in court.
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