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Vanderbilt University has suspended and expelled several students who occupied the chancellor's office building to protest the cancelation of a boycott, divest, and sanction campus-wide vote.

Vanderbilt University students have been expelled, one has been suspended, and more than 20 have been placed on probation after last month’s rowdy pro-Palestinian demonstrations and sit-in.

A Vanderbilt University student complained after being arrested and expelled for shoving a staff member and breaking in to a building to stage an anti-Israel sit-in.

Three pro-Palestine students at Vanderbilt University have been expelled, one suspended, and 27 have been issued disciplinary probation after taking part in a rowdy demonstration after protesting against the administration's removal of the Boycott, Divestment, and Sanctions initiative — an anti-Isra...

Vanderbilt administrators have sent three emails to the Vanderbilt community addressing the March 26 sit-in at Kirkland Hall. The Hustler identified inconsistencies in two of these statements compared to information independently verified by The Hustler.  The first email, from provost and vice chancellor for academic affairs C. Cybele Raver, was sent to the Vanderbilt community...

Outcomes of the preliminary hearings for the 27 suspended students include three expulsions, one suspension and over 20 disciplinary probations, according to the Vanderbilt Divest Coalition.

Diermeier doubles down in the Wall Street Journal, is set to address faculty as students face court dates and disciplinary proceedings

Campus leaders spoke with Fox News Digital about their thoughts on campus antisemitism post protest that saw the arrest of four students and the suspension of two dozen others.

The Washington, D.C. conference brought together university leaders eager for answers on promoting civil discourse amid ongoing student protests over the conflict. About 140 college and university leaders gathered in Washington, D.C. on Tuesday for a conference on fostering campus pluralism in response to ongoing student conflicts over the Israel-Gaza war and rising antisemitism and Islamophobia nationwide.

Diermeier faces blowback from students, faculty and city leaders for protest crackdown