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Stanford removes pro-Palestine sit-in - Vimarsana News

Stanford removes pro-Palestine sit-in

The University removed the sit-in's tents and student belongings following two negotiation sessions, where they committed to consider several demands.

Stanford scholars analyze South Africa's case against Israel - Vimarsana News

Stanford scholars analyze South Africa's case against Israel

South Africa filed a case before the International Court of Justice late December that accused Israel of a "pattern of genocidal conduct" in Gaza. Legal experts and community members at Stanford discussed the impact of this case and what it means for the Israel-Gaza war.

Stanford sit-in persists despite holidays, lack of response from university leaders - Vimarsana News

Stanford sit-in persists despite holidays, lack of response from university leaders

As Stanford’s winter quarter has come to a close, students involved with the sit-in have plans to maintain the sit-in’s presence despite many heading home for the holidays and the onset of colder temperatures.

Stanford sit-in persists despite holidays, lack of response from university leaders - Vimarsana News

Stanford sit-in persists despite holidays, lack of response from university leaders

As Stanford’s winter quarter has come to a close, students involved with the sit-in have plans to maintain the sit-in’s presence despite many heading home for the holidays and the onset of colder temperatures.

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Over the past five weeks, the Israeli-Palestinian conflict has sparked vigils, sit-ins, walkouts, protests and counter-protests at college campuses throughout California. At some campuses, emotions are high and students are divided -- some even experiencing violence, hate speech and fear. Meanwhil