Pro-Palestinian Protests

Princeton Israel Apartheid Divest submitted a formal request to the Resources Committee in June

During this spring’s campus protests, Jess Deutsch ’91 worried about the conversations that didn’t happen

PAW reconstructed the controversial night’s events from interviews, public statements, social media posts

Princeton had largely avoided the national spotlight and major clashes on campus until the morning of April 25

Max Weiss and others seek to play a “supportive role for students” with statements and lectures at encampment

Responding to the University’s directive to vacate spaces before end-of-year events, the protesters said: ‘Our demands remain the same’

“I’m inspired by their courage,” said Bob Herbst ’69, who donned his Reunions vest at the encampment

The complaint alleges Princeton failed to respond to antisemitic chants at campus protests

The cannon on the lawn in front of Cannon Dial Elm Club was among three locations vandalized 

His comments come after presidents of Harvard, Penn, and MIT were criticized for their responses in a congressional hearing

With tension high over the Israel-Gaza war, can Princeton avoid uglier incidents seen at other universities?