Different student groups have different demands when it comes to divestment. At Brown, students agreed to end their protest so long as the university at least holds a vote on the matter.
The Corporation, Brown’s highest governing body, will vote on divestment from companies affiliated with Israel at its October meeting following an agreement between encampment organizers and ...
The seal of Brown University sits atop the Van Wickle ... However, unlike Brown, neither school has agreed to hold a formal vote on divestment. Even the prospect of such a vote was enough to ...
This article originally appeared on The Providence Journal: Brown University protesters agree to clear encampment. In exchange, Brown will vote on divestment.
Some top US universities have agreed with pro-Palestinian protestors to discuss divestment after the summer. "Globes" ...
On Thursday morning, a group of four undergraduate students and one graduate student wearing business casual attire made ...
Students and faculty at The New School, home to the first faculty Gaza solidarity encampment, have announced they reached a ...
If Brown University intended to vote yes to the students’ demands, they would do so now rather than postponing it for five ...
Shortly after Christina Paxson began, her speech was interrupted for several minutes by shouting as she told the graduates, “I would really like to give you your degrees.” She eventually resumed with ...
"We're back bitches," read a banner hung up by the Columbia University Students for ... of the student movement for Palestine ...
Minnesota appears to be the first U.S. school with a major Jewish population to hold a debate on divestment in response to ...
Wayne State University forced an encampment of pro-Palestinian protesters off of the Detroit campus early Thursday morning.