Rutgers University Suspends Students for Justice in Palestine Chapter

The suspension, which can be appealed, follows allegations of disruptions and vandalism, marking the first public university to take such action.

Rutgers University has suspended its chapter of Students for Justice in Palestine (SJP), a pro-Palestinian group, due to multiple complaints alleging disruption of classes, meals, and students studying.
The suspension follows similar actions taken by other universities such as George Washington University, Columbia University, and Brandeis University.
The suspension can be appealed within two business days, but the university has not specified the duration of the suspension if upheld.
Allegations of vandalism at the business school were also cited in the suspension, with SJP previously stating they were 'occupying the business school'.
Rutgers University is the first public university to take such action against SJP.