US EditionNYU withholds diploma after student delivers unapproved commencement speech on Gaza
- Logan Rozos delivered a pro-Palestinian speech at NYU's Gallatin School graduation on Wednesday, which received cheers and a standing ovation.
- The speech condemned Israel's actions and criticized U.S. Support in what Rozos described as an ongoing genocide, prompting university and pro-Israel backlash.
- NYU spokesperson John Beckman apologized and accused Rozos of misusing his platform by violating prior agreements and delivering one-sided political remarks.
- The university announced it would withhold Rozos’s diploma and pursue disciplinary action amid nationwide pressure on universities to counter pro-Palestinian speech linked to possible federal funding risks.
- Faculty including Professor Andrew Ross expressed shock at the diploma denial and noted efforts to suppress speech conflicting with the current U.S. Administration’s stance on Israel criticism.
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New York University withholds diploma from student who condemned Gaza genocide in graduation speech
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NYU withholds diploma of graduation speaker who condemned Gaza ‘atrocities’
New York University said it is withholding the diploma of a student who used his commencement speech to condemn Israel’s war in Gaza and what he referred to as the United States’ “complicity in this genocide.”
NYU withholds student’s diploma over Gaza genocide speech
New York University is withholding the diploma of a student who denounced Israel's war on Gaza, accusing him of "misusing" his role and delivering a speech that was not approved. At his graduation ceremony from the Gallatin School, Logan Rozos, 24, spoke of "the atrocities currently happening in Palestine". "As I search my heart today, in addressing you all…the only thing that is appropriate to say, in this time, and to a group this large, is a …
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