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Pro-Palestine supporters participate in national walkout after University does not meet demands - Vimarsana News

Pro-Palestine supporters participate in national walkout after University does not meet demands

Washington University students walked out from their classes at 10:15 a.m. to gather with community members on Mudd Field to show support for Palestinians on Oct. 25th.

Opinion Submission: WashU must divest from Israel's genocide - Vimarsana News

Opinion Submission: WashU must divest from Israel's genocide

Student coalition calls for an October 25th walkout

Students and community members rally in support of Palestine, protest Israel's actions in Gaza - Vimarsana News

Students and community members rally in support of Palestine, protest Israel's actions in Gaza

“In my entire life, I've never felt more silenced about my identity and being Palestinian [than] in my four years at WashU. And so it's nice to finally organize something — to have our voices heard on campus,” organizer Ayah Hamdan said.

Pro-Israel rally held on Mudd Field and pro-Palestine protest is postponed: Recapping student organizing on Oct. 13 - Vimarsana News

Pro-Israel rally held on Mudd Field and pro-Palestine protest is postponed: Recapping student organizing on Oct. 13

Two rallies on Washington University’s Mudd Field were scheduled for Friday morning in response to the latest Israel-Hamas war: One to show support for Israel, and another to protest the Israeli government’s blockade of food, water, and electricity in Gaza.

SU Treasury funds on-campus events and club travel - Vimarsana News

SU Treasury funds on-campus events and club travel

Treasury representatives in Student Union (SU) heard appeals from six clubs and allocated $18,866.03 in funding for sports teams to travel and clubs to host on-campus events, bringing the total amount of money allocated this semester to $34,685.53.