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UL Board Reaffirms Ban on Student Politics, Orders Disciplinary Actions After Campus Violence
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“FIX THE PROBLEM, NOT THREATEN THE STUDENTS” – JARWOLO AND KOLLIE SLAM BAN ON STUDENT POLITICS AT UL
MONROVIA – The University of Liberia (UL) Board of Trustees on Friday, September 12, 2025, reaffirmed its 2024 decision to suspend all student political activities on campus, citing recent violent incidents at both Capitol Hill and Fendall campuses. The decision has drawn sharp criticism from pro-democracy advocates and former student leaders who view the move as an infringement on students’ rights. In a statement posted on his official Facebook…
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