Brown agreed to vote on divestment and Columbia refused: what does it mean for colleges and how would it work? - Columbia ...
On April 30, protesters disbanded their encampment when the university pledged to vote on divestment from companies affiliated with Israel. This shows a different way of doing things. On the same ...
In a special meeting today, the Brown University Community Council voted to recommend that five student representatives “conducting activism for divestment” be allowed to present their case for ...
The New York Times reported billionaire Barry Sternlicht has paused donations to Brown after the struck a deal with student protesters.
As protests continue on college campuses across the country in response to the war in Gaza, many schools have responded with suspensions and arrests of students and staff who participate.
In a final hearing Tuesday afternoon, the city court closed the case against the 41 students arrested in a December ...
Student appeals for colleges to stop investing in firms that support Israel’s war effort are complicated by state laws, ...
The student-led movement against the genocide in Gaza that is sweeping college campuses across the United States, has made ...
The university says its foundation and auxiliary organizations won’t invest in “corporations and funds that profit from ...
Brown University leaders have agreed to hold a vote on divesting from companies that support Israel, and pro-Palestinian student demonstrators agreed to clear their encampment.
The University of Minnesota appears to be the first U.S. school with a major Jewish population to hold a debate on divestment ...
What is known about Minnesota universities’ connections to Israel and how do they compare to connections at other U.S.