Pro Palestine Student Encampments and demonstrations have erupted at colleges across the United States, protesting against the inhuman treatment faced by students the Palestinian people. One of the main goals of the students is for colleges divest from Israel-linked companies, and other goals include getting the United States government to stop aiding Israel in the conflict.
Pro-Palestine Encampments emerge at local universities
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Franklin Kuo, ScotCenter Managing Editor
Franklin Kuo (class of 2025) is in his second year in the journalism program. In his free time, you can find him playing basketball, watching sports, or listening to music.
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