Wayne State University Shifts to Remote Classes Amid Campus Encampment

Protests demanding divestment from Israel lead to safety concerns and operational changes at Detroit university.

Wayne State University transitions to remote operations due to an anti-Israel encampment on campus.
The encampment began last week, with protesters demanding the university divest from Israel.
University officials have repeatedly asked protesters to dismantle the encampment, but they have refused.
Concerns over public safety, including blocked walkways and combustible materials, prompted the decision.
All on-campus events are canceled, and critical infrastructure workers are expected to report to campus.