UGA says 16 arrested at Monday's protest; group knew the rules, school says
The University of Georgia in Athens has released a statement regarding the arrest of protesters on its campus on Monday.
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The University of Georgia in Athens has released a statement regarding the arrest of protesters on its campus on Monday.
Every day on the University of Georgia campus, students, faculty, staff, and even visitors freely express opinions and viewpoints on a variety of issues.
University of Georgia administration issued another statement on Thursday afternoon responding to the arrest of 16 pro-Palestine demonstrators on Monday morning and further discussing the campus freedom of expression policy.
Pro-Palestine demonstrators gathered at the Arch in downtown Athens on Monday afternoon in support of the 16 arrested on campus earlier that day. Following several pro-Palestine encampments set up at
An ArchNews was sent this morning to all UGA faculty, staff and students.