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Many Virginia Tech students were arrested last night and charged with trespassing after authorities broke up the Pro-Palestinian protest we told you about on Friday. Virginia Tech officials released a statement on situation which can be found below: Virginia Tech's statement on Pro-Palestinian protest on campus: On Friday morning, protestors began to occupy the
Virginia Tech has joined the growing list of universities across the country that are calling for the end of the war in Gaza, with dozens of students gathering at the graduate life center lawn in protest.
A group established what was referred to as a 'Liberated Zone for Gaza' on Monday outside Cabell Library at the Virginia Commonwealth University campus in Richmond, Virginia.
Students started gathering Friday to protest the loss of Palestinian and civilian lives during the war in Gaza.
On April 2, the Virginia Tech Undergraduate Student Senate (USS) held a special session to give students a chance to voice their opinions on what they believe Virginia Tech should