GWU: 'Hateful language' has 'no place on our campus'
George Washington University said in a statement Sunday that it would not tolerate "hateful language" and that the encampment violated the rules of conduct.
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George Washington University said in a statement Sunday that it would not tolerate "hateful language" and that the encampment violated the rules of conduct.
George Washington University said "hateful language being displayed has no place on our campus" amid ongoing anti-Israel protests at the Washington, D.C. university.
Universities across the U.S. are cracking down on anti-Israel protesters who have taken over their campuses on Monday, April 29. The protesters demand that colleges divest themselves from companies connected to Israel. This week has seen dozens of arrests at Columbia, Harvard, Yale and elsewhere.
Protesters broke down barriers and climbed on top of the pile to fly a Palestinian flag early Monday morning outside George Washington University.
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