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Northwestern medical students conducted a Sit-In against compulsory draft of medical school students to the army in May 1970. The Sit-In protested medical troop participants being drafted as combat soldiers as part of national service, and called to attention disparity of socioeconomic status and black populations in the medical student community.
Police left the scene shortly afterward. [239] Students from Berklee College of Music joined the Northeastern encampment. [240] On April 27, more than 100 pro-Palestinian protesters were arrested at the university. School officials alleged the student demonstration was infiltrated by outsiders who yelled antisemitic slurs such as "Kill the Jews."
Northwestern President Michael Schill informed students of the policy change in an email sent just after 9 a.m. By that time, a small encampment had been erected in ...
Administrators and student organizers of the protest on the Providence, Rhode Island, campus said President Christina Paxson had committed to an October vote by the school's governing board on the ...
A new GOP-led antisemitism report revealed Harvard University refused to call Hamas’ Oct. 7 attack on Israel "violent," and Northwestern University considered taking Sabra hummus off campus ...
During the Fall of 2020, Northwestern University students along with other activists demanded the abolition of the university's Public Safety Department. [ 203 ] [ 204 ] They held 30+ days of straight unannounced, pop-up protests, taking over intersections, marching downtown and through neighborhoods, and protesting in front the home of the ...
As a child, Ramon Diaz dreamed of studying at Northwestern University and playing football for the Big Ten school. Yet he said the experience left him traumatized because of hazing, rampant racial ...
The student newspaper for Northwestern University said at least three former students of its football program detailed what it described as a pattern of racism from coaches and players.