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Brown rejects calls to divest from companies in connection with pro-Palestinian protests on campus

  • Brown University’s governing body rejected a student-led proposal to divest from Israel-associated companies, stating it has no direct investments in these companies.
  • The committee concluded that Brown’s minimal exposure to the targeted companies could not cause social harm.
  • Officials argued that divestment would undermine academic freedom and hinder the university’s mission to educate future leaders.
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