Columbia University is in shambles.
How much longer until other universities fall? Let’s check in on them.
Right now I have UCLA, Northwestern, Portland State, NYU, University of Washington, Penn State, UNC, and CUNY.
A parent released audio of a phone call with the UCLA Police Department.
The school doesn’t care that these people block Jewish students from classes.
We have videos of these people blocking Jews from campus and the library. We have videos of these people assaulting Jews.
Those occupying Hamilton Hall have a new banner.
Northwestern caved to the anti-Israel…people. Nothing about keeping Jewish students safe.
The conditions set for Deering Meadow only applies to Deering Meadow. “All other demonstrations on campus must comply with University policies.”
The school promises to re-establish its Advisory Committee on Investment Responsibility.
The school promises to support visiting Palestinian faculty and students at risk. It will fundraise to sustain the program. Full rides for the students!
The school promises to provide a temporary space for MENA/Muslim students. It will end up giving those students a renovated house.
The school promises to engage with students to support Jewish and Muslim students.
The agreement ticked off the ADL Midwest.
Who can blame them? Northwestern is catering to people who hate Jews. The school is doing nothing to protect Jewish students.
Portland State shut down today since the mob occupied the main library.
An anti-Israel protester glued herself to a bench. The protest has grown, too.
CUNY announced it closed its food pantry due to the encampments.
Students for Justice in Palestine at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill removed the American flag and raised the Palestine flag.
University police took 30 people in custody this morning. It got more chaotic in the afternoon:
According to university police, protesters attempted to block UNC police vehicles by standing in front of them. After the encampment was cleared out, police said protesters pushed officers while attempting to enter the South Building.Around noon, UNC Students for Justice in Palestine organized a walkout on the Wilson steps in protest of the students who were taken into custody. A crowd was marching up to the South Building, which houses the chancellor’s office.On the main quad around 2 p.m., protesters tore down barricades and took down the American flag on a flag pole in the quad. A Palestinian flag was raised in its place. A group surrounded the pole as if they were guarding it. Music played loudly and some joined hands and danced while others clapped in unison.Around 2:35 p.m., police officers entered the space in response to the American flag being taken down. The Palestinian flag was eventually lowered and the American flag raised as officers set up a perimeter around the structure. Protesters chanted, “disclose, divest, we will not stop, we will not rest.” Officers were seen using pepper spray at one point.Roberts walked alongside officers as they made their way to the quad.
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