Tensions from the Israel-Gaza conflict have spilled over to U.S. universities, inciting protests.

Students at Columbia, Yale, and Harvard are protesting, with pro-Palestinian groups demanding divestment from companies providing weapons to Israel.

Jewish students are voicing concerns about feeling unsafe amid rising antisemitic sentiments.

The unrest has led to Columbia transitioning to virtual classes and a halt in donations.

There are also calls for the resignation of Columbia's university president.

Universities are currently struggling to navigate the issues of free speech and campus safety.