Pro-Palestine protest held outside Chancellor Martin's house
About 25 pro-Palestine protesters gathered outside Washington University Chancellor Andrew Martin’s house on Forsyth Boulevard waving flags and chanting, May 2nd.
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About 25 pro-Palestine protesters gathered outside Washington University Chancellor Andrew Martin’s house on Forsyth Boulevard waving flags and chanting, May 2nd.
About 30 minutes after the protest began at 5 p.m. in Forest Park, most in the group began blocking rush-hour traffic in the intersection of Skinker and Forest Park Parkway.
Student Penny Thaman, a sophomore and an activist with Resist WashU, said it isn’t normal: “This did not happen last year. And I think the reasons are pretty obvious.”
California-based Advantage Solutions, under the leadership of former A-B president Dave Peacock, plans to move its headquarters to Clayton.
The developers' updated plans for South Central Avenue and Forsyth Boulevard now include a 20-story, 245-room hotel and a jazz club.