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Vanderbilt University students who organized a sit-in at the office of the chancellor to protest the administration’s suppression of pro-Palestinian voices on campus were forcibly removed on Wednesday and given interim suspensions.
Vanderbilt University’s student newspaper The Vanderbilt Hustler reported early Wednesday morning that, after nearly 24 hours occupying Kirkland Hall, 25 students were forcibly removed by the Vanderbilt University Police Department.
Vanderbilt University faculty criticize school leaders for suppressing pro-Palestine student activism in a letter sent to Chancellor Daniel Diermeier on Monday.
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Following their satirical campaign, VSG President-Elect Sam Sliman and Vice President-Elect Kendelle Grubbs — both juniors — told The Hustler about their plans to restructure Vanderbilt Student Government.