A group of Columbia University grads tore up their diplomas on campus over the weekend to protest the school and the feds’ detention of former student and anti-Israel demonstration leader Mahmoud Khalil.

Instead of joining in Columbia University’s annual “Alumni Day” celebrations for the School of International and Public Affairs, several alumni gathered to denounce the school by ripping up their diplomas in protest.

Columbia University alumni tore up diplomas in protest against the school's compliance with Trump administration policies.

Katrina Armstrong is leaving the post a week after the university agreed to a list of demands from the White House.

Katrina Armstrong, interim president of Columbia University, is stepping down, the school said in an announcement Friday.

The head of Columbia University resigned on Friday following fierce criticism of the Ivy League institution’s decision to cede to President Donald Trump’s demands for reforms. Katrina Armstrong, who was appointed after her predecessor Minouche Shafik stepped down last August,

Katrina Armstrong has come under pressure amid a high-profile battle with the Trump administration over the university’s federal funding.

The resignation comes after Columbia caved to demands from Trump, who claims the school failed to fight antisemitism.

Columbia University's interim president, Katrina Armstrong, has stepped down, the college said, at a time when the New York-based institution is facing intense pressure from both the government and rights advocates over how it responds to last year's Gaza protests.