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Police are asking for people to avoid the area.

A DeKalb County magistrate judge granted bond to some of the protesters who were arrested on Thursday after an Emory University protest turned explosive.

One professor said the university’s president gave police permission to physically remove demonstrators after they refused to take down tents set up in the campus quad.

University presidents are calling the cops on pro-Gaza protesters, and students, journalists, and professors are paying the price.

On the Monday, April 29 edition of Georgia Today: Authorities make arrests at the University of Georgia  at a protest over the war in Gaza; The second of two new nuclear reactors at Georgia's Plant Vogtle is up and running; and researchers look for a way to turn food waste into energy.  

As administrators call on riot police to thwart pro-Palestinian protests, cops are showing their bias toward brutality

As protests over the Israel-Hamas war spread to campuses nationwide, more college presidents are coming under fire, from both outside critics and their own faculty.

The people arrested Thursday on Emory University's campus during protests over the conflict in Gaza have now been released from jail.

The tensions on Emory University’s campus remained high Friday as protesters returned the day after an intense clash between police and demonstrators who supported Palestine and Atlanta’s Stop Cop City

The tensions on Emory University’s campus remained high Friday as protesters returned the day after an intense clash between police and demonstrators who supported Palestine and Atlanta’s Stop Cop City