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NC: UNC-Chapel Hill leaders meet to discuss recent protests - Vimarsana News

NC: UNC-Chapel Hill leaders meet to discuss recent protests

An emergency meeting was held by UNC-Chapel Hill leaders to discuss tense protests that unfolded on campus. The demonstrations are over the Israel-Hamas war.

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Starbucks Under Fire as Students Demand Contract Cancellation in 25 Campuses Due to Union-Busting Allegations - Vimarsana News

Starbucks Under Fire as Students Demand Contract Cancellation in 25 Campuses Due to Union-Busting Allegations

Student organizers are circulating petitions urging universities to end contracts with Starbucks on campuses and hold the company accountable for union-busting campaigns. Read more.

Students pressuring some universities to oust Starbucks - Vimarsana News

Students pressuring some universities to oust Starbucks

Students on some college campuses across the U.S. are making their voices heard about Starbucks. Some of them are calling on universities to kick Starbucks off

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Starbucks Under Fire as Students Demand Contract Cancellation in 25 Campuses Due to Union-Busting Allegations - Vimarsana News

Starbucks Under Fire as Students Demand Contract Cancellation in 25 Campuses Due to Union-Busting Allegations

Student organizers are circulating petitions urging universities to end contracts with Starbucks on campuses and hold the company accountable for union-busting campaigns. Read more.

Twenty-five US universities face calls to cancel Starbucks contracts - Vimarsana News

Twenty-five US universities face calls to cancel Starbucks contracts

Student organizers, faculty and workers protest against coffee company’s response to union organizing efforts