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Officers declared an unlawful assembly around 5:45 a.m. and ordered protesters to leave.

Amid the turmoil and safety concerns, MIT and Harvard officials have said enough is enough.

MIT is the first elite school to discontinue the practice of requiring applicants to submit a DEI statement.

Minnesota Democrats fear the laws will be restricted if Republicans retake political control.

University administrators conceded to all but two of the protesters’ demands.

The students’ terms include a demand that the university release information on investments and funding tied to Israel.

Newly signed bill by the state’s Republican governor prohibits instruction in ‘diversity, equity and inclusion’ (DEI) and ‘identity politics.’

Small graduation ceremonies are still planned.

‘[UCLA] administrators decide the objective, and campus police are only responsible for tactics in implementing those objectives,” the union’s president said.

‘When laws and policies that apply to everyone are repeatedly and flagrantly violated—there must be consequences,’ President Carol Folt wrote in an open letter.

A fundraiser created to reward the fraternity members has garnered more than $510,000 in a matter of days.

The assemblyman cited incidents where protestors were reportedly denying Jewish students access to certain locations on campus for identifying as ‘Zionists.’

The Palestine Legal advocacy group filed a complaint against the university over its handling of protests.

The keeper was preparing a honey-tasting event for neighborhood children. Instead, she had to explain the theft.

The ‘No Bailouts for Campus Criminals Act’ comes at a time when pro-Palestinian protests have erupted on multiple university campuses throughout the country.

Police cleared Pro-Palestinian protesters from the Portland State University library twice as rioters vandalized downtown businesses and torched police cars.

They condemned the violence and vandalism that took place during Gaza protests and called on school officials to ’restore order' and hold people accountable.

Only about 300,000 students and families have accessed their CalKIDS accounts; that’s 8.3 percent of those eligible.