Police in 2B alley and along Boylston St. Police in the alley were searching backpacks while those along Boylston were stationed all throughout the street escorting students into buildings. Dozens of police were along Tremont St.

wutrain 3:30 am, no protestors left but police still harassing press.

wutrain Everyone in this picture is a cop, maybe 200 here on the taxpayer dollar, all too violently arrest people for the crime of erecting tents. But look closely at the gate - the flag still flies 🇵🇸

Awesome thread recounting the timeline of events from tonight’s protest at Emerson College that ended in dozens of student arrests. Keep sharing more posts from tonight to make it loud and clear—we will not forget these injustices any time soon. #FreePalestine

BREAKING: Over six hours into the protest, Boston Police Department officers are now on Centennial Common and appear to have zip ties.

Going through my photos from yesterday, found this. Taken at 12:10 p.m., just as protestors started marching. Austin Statesman

I hope a lesson people take away from the BPD sweeps of peaceful protesters at Emerson this morning is that criminalizing poverty and homelessness is an erosion of everyone’s civil rights.

philosophy chair getting arrested, an econ prof getting her head smashed against concrete, a street medic being held down and tased, snipers setting up vantage points to shoot at ohio state students -all because of nationwide protests against a genocide- you SHOULD be radicalized

bloody press vests laid outside the white house correspondents’ dinner for all the palestinian journalists killed

Mayor Michelle Wu canceled an event at Harvard after nine student organizations withdrew from sponsoring the talk over her decision to send police to end a pro-Palestine encampment at Emerson College. Madeleine A. Hung and @azusalippit report. thecrimson.com/article/2024/4…

Welcome show of solidarity between Harvard and Emerson. MayorWu needs to hear this: you don’t get to sic riot police on students one day then show up to smile and shake hands the next.

The Boston Globe published an article about The Berkeley Beacon’s recent coverage of what’s happening at Emerson College. Super proud of the current Beacon staff, they face a lot of criticism from all ends and still are steadfast in their efforts to report the truth fairly and