Many campuses were quiet, but about 275 people were arrested at campuses including Indiana University, Arizona State University, and Washington University. Nationwide arrests reached nearly 900 since New York's police actions at Columbia University on April 18.
Faculty members in California, Georgia, and Texas passed symbolic votes of no confidence in their leadership amidst the ongoing protests, with students demanding amnesty fearing potential suspensions and legal records affecting their future.
White House spokesman stated President Biden would leave managing protests to local authorities, emphasizing peaceful expression. McConnell condemned antisemitism and dubbed the situation on campuses as 'dangerous', placing responsibility on administrators.
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