UPDATE: Princeton has conferred diplomas to the two Black seniors whose degrees were withheld for their participation in a walkout.

On June 19th, PIAD submitted a divestment proposal to the Council on the Princeton University Community’s Resource Committee. Read the proposal at bit.ly/divestmentprop… + our press release at bit.ly/publicrelease Grateful for the hands, hearts & minds who made this real ❤️‍🔥

The image that was “offensive” was a map of Palestine by the way. It didn’t say the word Palestine on it anywhere. It was a map of Palestine covered in flowers being held by an Arab woman and that was enough to get it taken down by Barnard because no matter how unreasonable, this

Please amplify this incident. Barnard College caved to the outright racism of Zionists instead of defending their own student against absolutely disgusting attacks against her identity.

A warm welcome back to Princeton University, where protesting genocide lands you in cuffs, but hey, guess as long as it's informal enough...recreational enough... maybe you'll be safe!

Use all the tactics, pull all the levers 🫡 solidarity w our brilliant comrades at The New School and here’s to a deliciously effective fall 🔥

Every single university in Gaza has been destroyed. Palestinians in Gaza will not experience convocation this year. We refuse to be silent about Columbia University’s complicity in genocide. Palestinian Youth Movement CU Apartheid Divest

Welcome Back The Popular University For Gaza with us on Tuesday, 5pm @ McCosh Courtyard, where it all began ❤️‍🔥 Princeton spent its summer funding a genocide, taking students to court, and changing its rules to try to shut us down. Let’s show them how poorly that plan worked out.

Not a single university in Gaza will open this term.But our university funds this scholasticide, finds pride in this epistemicide. In solidarity with every student, every teacher, murdered, maimed, and displaced, join us on Tuesday. We cannot not stop, we cannot not rest.

Back to school Princeton. I may just have to come out of sabbatical for this. See you Tuesday.

Schools are terrified of students…

that's so funny because you're actually changing policy to suspend students for stepping on the grass :/ guess free speech can only happen on pavement ! but anyways, we'll see all you real ones for some free speech tomorrow, 5pm, mccosh courtyard 🫡

I’m old enough to remember when the university created an entire website for first-year orientation celebrating protests on campus over the years, including & especially those held in front of Nassau Hall: knownandheard.princeton.edu/activism-and-i…

Repression breeds resistance

You may be wondering whether Princeton has anything resembling a commitment to honesty, ethicality, or morality. The short answer is: no.

First day of classes at Columbia University

⚡️ZAP⚡️Despite already putting 15 student protestors on four YEARS of disciplinary probation, Princeton University has refused to drop the legal charges against them! Tell Princeton administration to DROP ALL CHARGES NOW!! Email and phone scripts: bit.ly/dropchargespton

📣📣TOMORROW! PACK THE COURTS FOR 8 OF THE CUNY 28!! 📆THURS, SEPT 5 ⏰ PRESS CONFERENCE @ 1PM- 📍Columbus Park Pavilion ⏰ PACK THE COURTS @ 2PM - 📍 100 Centre Street, New York, 10013 TELL CUNY TO MEET THE 5 DEMANDS! DROP THE CHARGES FOR ALL OF THE CUNY 28! FREE PALESTINE!

Yesterday, hundreds at Princeton started the school year with a renewed and resounding commitment to be loud, to disrupt, to escalate until Princeton University divest from all parts of the Israeli apartheid regime. No stopping, no resting.

“To be in struggle against scholasticide—that is to say, to organize for the fall of the occupation—means refusing to normalize institutionalized intellectual activity that funds genocide.” Welcome to our back to school newsletter.