It's Tuesday, April 30th, and calling the cops isn't the only threat a school can make.

We start here.

Divisement, disclosure, amnesty, amnesty.

Columbia University starts issuing mass Disclosure and the amnesty.

Columbia University starts issuing mass suspensions of students camped out on campus.

You're seeing these consequences that certainly could follow these students for quite some time.

But these protests aren't going anywhere, so what's next for colleges nationwide?

Former President Trump heads back to court.

This is the paper trail that prosecutors need to get into the record.

This is now likely the only trial he'll face before election day,

so what are jurors hearing?

And what has ball players so uniformly annoyed?

We're not talking about portrait gallery oil paintings here.

Why Nike is being shredded for its design.

From ABC News, this is start Here. I'm Brad Milkie.

Think back to four years ago, spring 2020,

high school seniors around the country are realizing, oh no, this pandemic that just shut down in-person classes a few weeks ago isn't ending anytime soon. Our graduation ceremonies will be virtual. Many of those high schoolers went to college, but again, many of those classes were online.

Well now, members of that class, the class of 2024, are finally about to get their college

degrees, but some are being told that now their college

commensments might not be happening in person this year, this time because of

protests rocking their college campuses.

That's the best that you will rise.

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