That was fast. These students were suspended about 24 hours ago and now it’s over. What happened?
CNY Central reports:
Syracuse University lifts suspension on student protestorsSuspensions for a group of Syracuse University students protesting racial injustice on campus have been lifted, according to a university spokesperson.The protests started again Monday evening at Crouse-Hinds Hall and included members of the #NotAgainSU movement.This movement was formed after a series of racial incidents and racist graffiti was found on the campus last fall.The interim suspensions were issued after students refused to leave a sit-in protest at Crouse-Hinds Hall on Monday.Students originally gathered during the building’s legal hours of operation: from 7 am to 9 pm, but school officials told demonstrators they could continue protesting at Bird Library because it is open 24 hours. They were told they could return to Crouse-Hinds Hall in the morning, according to SU.
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