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Police at Yale University clear anti-Israel encampment, threatening arrest and suspension - Vimarsana News

Police at Yale University clear anti-Israel encampment, threatening arrest and suspension

Yale police began clearing an anti-Israel encampment Tuesday, as New Haven, Connecticut, police told protesters they wouldn't be arrested unless they block traffic.

Pro-Palestinian protest camps at Yale and UConn removed by police, several arrested in Storrs - Vimarsana News

Pro-Palestinian protest camps at Yale and UConn removed by police, several arrested in Storrs

Police on Tuesday morning moved in to remove pro-Palestinian protest encampments at Yale University and the University of Connecticut. Meanwhile, an encampment at Wesleyan remained on Tuesday morning,...

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Yale clash over divestment continues after Gaza protests, arrests - Vimarsana News

Yale clash over divestment continues after Gaza protests, arrests

Pro-Palestine organizers formed an encampment, calling for a ceasefire in Gaza and for Yale to divest from military weapon manufacturers.

Cops at Yale arrest 'violent' anti-Israel protesters after Jewish student journalist stabbed in eye - Vimarsana News

Cops at Yale arrest 'violent' anti-Israel protesters after Jewish student journalist stabbed in eye

Despite arrests, ‘street occupation’ protest continued Monday afternoon.

Salovey calls Yale presidency 'one of the greatest jobs in higher education' worldwide - Vimarsana News

Salovey calls Yale presidency 'one of the greatest jobs in higher education' worldwide

Despite a growing number of presidents reporting that they would discourage colleagues from pursuing the role, University President Peter Salovey and other current and former college presidents with ties to the University say they do not hold that view.