Here is another post I’ll update through the day with the happenings of the pro-Hamas mobs on campuses across America.
In this post: Brown, U. Wisconsin-Madison, Columbia, University of South Florida Tulane.
Brown University caves to the mob and promises to consider divesting from Israel:
In a statement, Brown president Christina Paxson said students had agreed to end their protests and clear their camp by 5 p.m. local time Tuesday and “refrain from further actions that would violate Brown’s conduct code through the end of the academic year.”In turn, “five students will be invited to meet with five members of the Corporation of Brown University in May to present their arguments to divest Brown’s endowment from ‘companies enabling and profiting from the genocide in Gaza.’”The board will vote on the proposal in October.Student protesters jumped for joy upon hearing the news of the deal and chanted “with love not fear, divestment is getting near” before beginning to remove their tents.
University police started tearing down the encampment on Library Mall this morning since tents are not allowed on campus.
Students chanted “disclose, divest” as the cops moved in.
The NYPD dismantled the encampment at Columbia and freed Hamilton Hall. New York City Mayor Eric Adams said many people the cops arrested aren’t even students at Columbia or CUNY.
It looks like a war zone in the building.
Police arrested 10 people after the pro-Hamas protest was no longer “peaceful.”
Police arrested 14 people and removed the encampment at Tulane. Two students were arrested. That tells me that, yes, many of these people at these encampments are outside people.
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