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Protesters have spoken out against Washington University’s administration after the WashU Police Department (WUPD) carried out more than 100 arrests at a pro-Palestine encampment, with some calling the response unnecessarily violent, April 27.
MeToo WashU, an advocacy Instagram account for survivors of sexual violence, has become a microcosm of the larger tensions on campus around Israel and Palestine following two posts published on its account, Nov. 29 and Dec. 11.
Emma Platt, left, and her husband, John A. Platt, stand in front of the old Cottonwood Hotel in this photo taken in the 1950s. The woman at right is unidentified.
First established in 2018, Title Mine comprises a group of students who began organizing in response to several relationship and sexual violence survivors’ op-eds.
The snaps, shared this week, left their respective bargain hunters markedly unsatisfied, and show the massive gulf there can be between what is pictured online and what's unboxed.