College Campuses Cracking Down on Pro-Palestine Protests
The protests highlight the challenges of balancing the First Amendment rights of demonstrators with the rights of students to feel safe.
The protests highlight the challenges of balancing the First Amendment rights of demonstrators with the rights of students to feel safe.
Here’s how U.S. institutions of higher education are attempting to address the security issues surrounding controversial speakers and protests.
USC Provost Andrew T. Guzman said threats against valedictorian Asna Tabassum, a Muslim-American student, have reached an “alarming tenor.”
UC Berkeley Police Chief Margo Bennett shares valuable lessons learned from hosting controversial speakers and subsequent protests and demonstrations.
Students occupied the office of Pomona College President Gabrielle Starr in protest of the dismantling of a mock apartheid wall.
The Council on American Islamic Relations says it received 56% more reports of anti-Muslim bias last year than in 2022.
A security consultant shares his opinion on how educational leaders have handled campus conflicts associated with the ongoing war and ways they can improve.
The signs were posted during a gathering involving pro-Palestine and pro-Israel students on Monday that got very heated.
MIT President Sally Kornbluth said the pro-Palestinian student group was suspended for violating campus protest rules.
Ohio State University’s deputy chief of police describes how his institution plans for presidential campaign and other political VIP visits.