Pro-Palestine protests: How some universities reached deals with students
Al JazeeraMany campus protesters have taken down Gaza solidarity encampments after colleges agreed to consider divestment from Israel. Northwestern also agreed to cover education at the university for five Palestinian undergraduate students., based in Illinois, US struck a deal with its protesting students on April 29 to take down most of the tents. Brown University in Rhode Island agreed on April 30 that the Corporation, Brown’s highest governing body, would vote on divestment from companies affiliated with Israel during a meeting in October. Immediately after the deal, two Palestinian students at the university said they were proud to “have a seat at a table that we’ve never had before,” student-run newspaper The Daily Northwestern reported. Not only is it a major cave, it’s also got major anti-Semitic implications Dude weird it’s like the “until our demands are met” Rutgers protester-agitator branch planned it that way https://t.co/7n3HuNXNbu — AAPL Tree May 3, 2024 On May 1, two graduate students and one first-year undergraduate student at Northwestern University sued the institute in a breach of contract lawsuit, saying that the university breached its own rules by allowing the encampments.