US EditionStriking deals to end campus protests, some colleges invite discussion of their investments
- Universities have agreed to discuss divesting from Israel, amidst backlash for antisemitism claims, including concessions for protesters and Middle Eastern studies funding. They haven't committed to changing their investments.
- Despite agreements to review investments related to Israel, universities have not promised changes, focusing on concessions for protesters and Middle Eastern studies funding.
- University of California, Riverside administrators reached an agreement with protesters to end a campus encampment, responding to calls for divestment and cutting ties with Tel Aviv University.
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Striking deals to end campus protests, some colleges invite discussion of their investments
Anti-war demonstrations ceased this week at a small number of U.S. universities after school leaders struck deals with pro-Palestinian protesters.The agreements stand out amid the chaotic scenes and 2,400-plus arrests on 46 campuses across the nation since April 17.
·St. Louis, United States
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Striking deals to end campus protests, some colleges invite discussion of their investments
NEW YORK (AP) — Anti-war demonstrations ceased this week at a small number of U.S. universities after school leaders struck deals with pro-Palestinian protesters, fending off possible disruptions of final exams and graduation ceremonies. The agreements at schools including Brown, Northwestern and Rutgers stand out amid the chaotic scenes and 2,400-plus arrests on 46 campuses […]
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