How pro-Palestinian protests unfolded on college campuses across the US: A timeline. Protests and activism began in the days and months after the Oct. 7 attack. By Nadine El-Bawab.

Pro-Palestinian college protests have faded somewhat from the news, as law enforcement has cracked down on encampments and schools break for the summer — though the protests continue on some ...

The pro-Palestinian protests that roiled university life last academic year have been much quieter in the first few weeks of the fall semester, as a combination of activist turnover, fatigue and ...

As protests against the war in Gaza roil college campuses across the country, some high school students are launching their own pro-Palestinian protests. On Monday afternoon, about 100 high school ...

A wave of pro-Palestinian protest grew even larger Wednesday as college students around the country marched, camped out and in some cases were taken into police custody.

Pro-Palestinian demonstrations that began at Columbia University have ignited a wave of similar protests at colleges and universities across the country. Weeks into it, those protests only seem to ...

As pro-Palestinian student protests surged in the past week, universities responded with consequences not imposed en masse for decades: suspensions, expulsions and arrests, hoping to tamp down a ...

Dozens of protesters at the University of Texas were arrested Wednesday during a peaceful, pro-Palestinian protest hosted on the campus by the Palestine Solidarity Committee. "UT Austin does not ...

Maximize your pro-Palestine college protest experience by following these rules. Althea Cole. May. 5, 2024 5:00 am, Updated: May. 6, 2024 8:51 pm.

Protests at Brooklyn College quickly escalated into chaos Thursday evening as pro-Palestinian demonstrators tried to take over Boylan Hall and police were called to the scene.. Social media ...

The pro-Palestinian protests that roiled university life last academic year have been much quieter in the fall semester due to a combination of activist turnover, fatigue and new rules.