Campus Protests Over Israeli-Palestinian Conflict Lead to University Concessions and Congressional Scrutiny
As summer break approaches, universities negotiate with student activists while congressional hearings focus on campus antisemitism.
- Pro-Palestinian protests on college campuses have subsided with the onset of summer break.
- Universities like Harvard and UC Berkeley have made concessions, including discussions on divestment from Israeli-affiliated companies.
- UCLA faces congressional scrutiny for its handling of antisemitic incidents and campus security during protests.
- The UC workers' union has authorized a strike over the university system's response to pro-Palestinian protests.
- Experts suggest that recent concessions might lead to renewed protests in the fall.







































































































