U.S. Universities Begin Divestment from Israel Following Student Protests

Several major universities are revising investment policies to exclude firms linked to human rights abuses in Israel, marking a significant shift in campus activism.

Sacramento State leads with a new investment directive against firms profiting from genocide and ethnic cleansing, following intense student protests.
Columbia University contrasts with its harsh police response, while others like Brown and Rutgers engage in dialogues on investment transparency.
University of California, Riverside commits to transparency in investments, reflecting a broader trend of universities addressing ethical investment concerns.
Evergreen State College and Northwestern University make concrete changes in investment policies after student-led encampments.
The movement draws parallels to historical divestment campaigns, signaling a potential shift in university policies nationwide.