(Reuters) -Four pro-Palestinian activists have been charged after breaking into a military air base in central England last ...

() – An organization publicly questioned two hospitals for employing individuals who participated in pro-Palestinian protests ...

The pro-Palestinian rally was initially supposed to be held on campus but was moved to a public space on Bedford Avenue near Campus Road, which Brooklyn College does not control.

A Cambridge college has been granted an interim High Court injunction against pro-Palestine protesters who had taken up ...

The University of Cambridge and the University of Oxford have incurred over £615,000 in combined costs because of pro-Palestine encampments and protests, the JC can reveal. The top universities footed ...

New guidance from the Office for Students aimed at stopping blanket bans on campus protests has been called a ‘paper tiger’ ...

Early on Tuesday (24 June) morning the pro-Palestine protesters at Magdalene were evicted by University of Cambridge staff, ...

Pro-Palestine protesters held an “emergency rally” at the Quayside, opposite the Magdalene College encampment, at 5PM today ...

C4P claimed that Magdalene has several indirect 'holdings in several companies complicit in the Israeli genocide' ...

Two activists from the Palestine Action group broke into the air base in Oxfordshire in central England on June 20, spraying red paint over two planes used for refuelling and transport, and further ...

Protesters accuse university colleges of being "complicit in Israeli genocide" due to their investments in arms companies ...

Lawmakers also approved direct pay for student athletes and sought better pathways from college to the workforce.