#campus-activism

#campus-activism

Pro-Palestinian campus activism has intensified, facing harsher university responses and federal scrutiny amid new demands for institutional change.

Campus activism is intensifying with pro-Palestinian protests prompting federal investigations into colleges' handling of demonstrations.

Columbia University is facing escalating pro-Palestinian protests, including an attempted library takeover, drawing significant attention and responses from officials.

Pro-Palestinian protests on campuses are predominantly seen in elite universities where tuition is high, contrasting with campuses catering to working-class backgrounds.

Thousands arrested in pro-Palestinian protests at academic institutions. Charges dropped, showing First Amendment rights importance.

Los Angeles City Attorney will charge only two protesters out of nearly 350 arrested during campus demonstrations, leading to controversy and frustration among various groups.

UCLA banned Students for Justice in Palestine and suspended another group for vandalism during a protest against the university's ties to Israel.

Columbia University faced protests that disrupted academic environments, raising questions about free speech and the treatment of minority groups.

Harvard is reviewing its academic policies and admissions criteria amid concerns over antisemitism and anti-Arab bias following pro-Palestinian protests.

Encouraging professionalism in academia is essential, even amidst serious political and humanitarian crisis.

Harvard faces investigations over alleged discriminatory practices amid a legal battle regarding federal grant funding.

Harvard University is suing the Trump administration over a freeze on $2.2 billion in grants related to campus activism demands.

Conservative students at liberal universities face harassment but are increasingly speaking out.

Harvard refuses to curb campus activism, leading to a freeze of over $2.2 billion in federal funding.