This professor was arrested last night at Cal Poly Humboldt. He is courageously refusing bond and is initiating a hunger strike until all of his students are released and justice is served.

Whether at CUNY, Columbia, or elsewhere around the country, the more the police repress our movements the more our movements will grow. You cannot tell people they cannot protest genocide. Hundreds of thousands of students are being radicalized in real time.

We are CUNY workers who are out sick today. Sick of genocide, sick of lies about our students and colleagues posing "threats" to our community after six days of bringing our community together, sick of police brutality, sick of underfunding. Happy International Workers' Day.

URGENT: WE STILL NEED FOLKS TO COME TO ONE POLICE PLAZA FOR JAIL SUPPORT. Many of our comrades are suffering injuries from the police brutality last night and we need folks to come through and support them at One Police Plaza

All power to Professor Alatout, a great scholar of water in Palestine. Read his important article "Bringing Abundance into Environmental Politics: Constructing a Zionist Network of Water Abundance, Immigration, and Colonization" jstor.org/stable/27793298

Police violently arresting PEACEFUL protestors around 11:30PM.

Cops off campus!

“The students don’t know what they’re talking about” The students:

this is my mama, she lived nearly 30 yrs under Israeli occupation. She’s kept me stuck to my Palestinian roots for as long as I’ve been on this earth. Last night, she fed the entire GWU encampment, a labor of love for all those supporting us. may Allah reward her always.

Faculty stand with our students and the people of Palestine! thenation.com/article/activi…

Alongside faculty at 15 other area universities, we say: end the genocide, divest now, cops off campus, and hands off our students! Free Palestine!

What we saw speaks to a dangerous double standard: a peaceful protest met with disciplinary action while counter-protesters-present at the same time [and] place, expressing themselves in a no less public manner–face no response from Yale’s administration. yalefjp.org/yale-double-st…

“Yale’s actions align with a national campaign of repression ... But Yale students, faculty, and staff are fighting back.”

"Yale FSJP's statement and critiques of university administrators follows a decision to decertify the student-run pro-Palestine club" thenationalnews.com/news/us/2025/0…