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Four faculty members emailed a letter addressed to Vice President for Student Affairs Tim Miller and JMU Chief of Police Anthony Matos Saturday, May 4 following a confrontation between multiple

Administrators’ repressive actions toward Gaza protesters betray the ideals of activism and inquiry.

On Friday, around 150 students gathered for a sit-in in front of the entrance to Berlin’s Humboldt University to demand an end to the genocide in Gaza. Police violently disbanded the peaceful gathering, at the behest of the university administration.

On Wednesday, University at Buffalo President Satish Tripathi’s administration unleashed a dangerous police action against a small group of our students and other protesters peacefully assembled on our campus. I

Hundreds of Dhaka University students burned an effigy of Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu during a pro-Palestinian rally in the Bangladesh capital.

Hours before Indiana Universitys undergraduate ceremony at Memorial Stadium, protesters hosted an alternate graduation ceremony in Dunn Meadow.

Today's protest is organized by the group "Students for Justice in Palestine." The student-led organization released a statement saying it intends to have a peaceful protest. It runs from noon to 7 p.m. tonight.

A protest by students from Galgotias University has gone viral for all the wrong reasons. In a video widely shared on social media platforms.

Columbia University has seen student protesters camping out on the school’s campus since April 17. Pro-Palestinian protesters are calling for the Ivy League school to financially pull out from companies and institutions that “profit from Israeli apartheid, genocide and occupation in Palestine,” according to an online statement from the group Columbia University Apartheid Divest. Following Columbia University President Minouche Shafik’s congressional hearing about an...

Inaction from liberal universities has turned U.S. campuses into battlegrounds as Zionists war against pro-Palestinian students. Australia is beginning to see similar violence.