The University on Wednesday banned four pro-Palestinian student activists from campus for three years, according to a press release from the Coalition for Multual Liberation, a student-led activist group. The suspended students can appeal the decision.
The suspensions stem from a Sept. 18 pro-Palestinian protest that shut down a career fair in Statler Hotel featuring defense contractors Boeing and L3Harris. According to the University, protesters “physically forced their way” through two lines of police “with the full knowledge that they were violating policy.” The University previously said it had identified 19 participants in that disruptive protest and referred them for disciplinary action.
The Sun talked to two of the banned student activists who fear their undergraduate careers will be upended.
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