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Massachusetts mifepristone stockpile sits dormant after Maura Healey spent nearly $700K - Vimarsana News

Massachusetts mifepristone stockpile sits dormant after Maura Healey spent nearly $700K

A stockpile in Massachusetts of widely-used abortion pills has sat dormant over the year-plus since Gov. Maura Healey directed her administration to spend nearly $700,000 on 15,000 doses.

Students allege brutal treatment by police following May 7 arrests - Vimarsana News

Students allege brutal treatment by police following May 7 arrests

Many students are speaking out about their experience being arrested during the Gaza solidarity encampment on May 7, alleging injured limbs and being denied water and bathroom use.

ADL files complaint alleging 'antisemitic climate' at UMass - Vimarsana News

ADL files complaint alleging 'antisemitic climate' at UMass

The filing comes six months after a student was arrested and banned from campus for allegedly assaulting a Jewish student and vandalizing an Israeli flag.

Protesters interrupt Chancellor Reyes' inauguration, calling for divestment – Massachusetts Daily Collegian - Vimarsana News

Protesters interrupt Chancellor Reyes' inauguration, calling for divestment – Massachusetts Daily Collegian

“This is not some sort of little group of friends who decided to go to a protest together. …We are part of a national and international struggle.”

They were arrested at a pro-Palestinian sit-in. Now, three UMass students aren't allowed to study abroad. - Vimarsana News

They were arrested at a pro-Palestinian sit-in. Now, three UMass students aren't allowed to study abroad.

The students say they’re being treated unfairly because of their political views. The university says it’s just standard procedure.

Source: boston.com