Campus protests: What happened to Massachusetts' encampments?
Some student protesters packed up their encampments voluntarily, with or without an agreement from their school. Others were removed by force.
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Some student protesters packed up their encampments voluntarily, with or without an agreement from their school. Others were removed by force.
The latest protest took place in front of about 30,000 people, including undergraduates and their families.
Some Northeastern seniors are feeling frustrated ahead of Sunday's commencement, citing incidents at individual college ceremonies in recent days.
The students tell Boston 25 they’re facing 30-40 hours of community service and are still waiting for possible discipline from the school.
While Columbia University in New York and UCLA in California have garnered the most recent national headlines, several schools in the Boston area are also embroiled in these standoffs. Encampments have popped up in outdoor areas on both sides of the Charles River.