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'Divest from Israel': Columbia, Harvard say no to student demands - Vimarsana News

'Divest from Israel': Columbia, Harvard say no to student demands

US News: Despite the pressure from protest students and activists, universities across the US remain steadfast in their opposition to divestment. Harvard Unive

Harvard, Columbia say no to students demanding Israel divestment - Vimarsana News

Harvard, Columbia say no to students demanding Israel divestment

Pro-Palestinian demonstrators want universities to cut their investments in everything tied to Israel and weapons that fuel the war in Gaza. But university administrators and lawmakers have for decades rejected the Boycott, Divestment, Sanctions movement against Israel, viewing it as antisemitic.

Playing together: At the Yale School of Music, García-León builds community - Vimarsana News

Playing together: At the Yale School of Music, García-León builds community

In a Q&A, José García-León, the new dean of the Yale School of Music, discusses increasing access, new collaborations, and how performance is changing.

Source: yale.edu
Harvard, Yale Students Shout 'Divest!' at Unyielding Universities - Vimarsana News

Harvard, Yale Students Shout 'Divest!' at Unyielding Universities

A cause celebre is ringing out across Harvard Yard, Columbia’s South Lawn, Yale’s Beinecke Plaza and UC Berkeley’s Sproul Plaza: Disclose and divest.

Yale's cultural groups respond to student arrests, extend support to pro-Palestine protesters - Vimarsana News

Yale's cultural groups respond to student arrests, extend support to pro-Palestine protesters

After Yale police arrested 48 pro-Palestine student protesters on Monday morning, several of the University’s cultural groups released statements condemning the University’s response and expressing support for the students involved in the protests.