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The University forwarded photo with an unidentified individual in a green headband resembling ones worn by Hamas combatants to the FBI and emphasized disciplinary consequences, according to a Tuesday update from administrators.
As universities across the country are colonized (or decolonized, depending who you ask) by tent-cities of anti-Israel protesters, Stanford has rekindled its “sit-in to stop genocide.” The sit-in 2.0, a tent city in Stanford’s White Plaza, is about 500 feet closer to Stanford’s Main Quad and has
From Jan. 21 to 28, hundreds of students demonstrated to raise awareness on the ongoing humanitarian crisis in Gaza and to demand University action on the Israel-Hamas war.
Custodial workers subcontracted by UG2 said their supervisors instilled a culture of intimidation and denied disability accommodations. "They don't have to treat us like animals — we're humans," said one night shift worker.
Student activists at Stanford have faced doxxing and online harassment, but have also used social media to advance their causes.