UC approves new less-lethal arms for its police force
University of California Police asking for more non-lethal weapons in wake of pro-Palestinian protests
The response from the UCLA community stems from pro-Palestinian protests on campus in April. Over a period of several days, students formed an encampment on campus, calling for the university to divest from Israeli-invested companies. As time went on ...
"Protests don’t end with police action. They end with negotiations. Every time there’s been police intervention in a protest, ...
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The practical, legal, and moral arguments against occupying the quad add up to a protest tactic with costs that far outweigh ...
In response to student protests over the Gaza war, the University of California reinforces bans on encampments.
A federal judge has ordered the University of California Los Angeles to protect Jewish students who are returning to campus ...
UCLA, convulsed with protests over the Israel-Hamas war last spring, unveiled a plan to rebuild community ties with enhanced ...
At least 25 protesters were taken to the hospital ... The LAPD responded to questions by directing The Independent to the UCLA campus police. By May 2, after the encampment was declared an ...
UCLA announced new regulations governing campus protests Wednesday. Administrative Vice Chancellor Michael Beck and Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs Monroe Gorden Jr. announced new Time ...
Two of those charged — Jonathan Brook Haley, 51, and Tiffany Herard, 50 — are listed on the UCI website as staff members.
A recent ruling sets a precedent for courts to side with students against administrations that allow protests to impede learning and safety on campus.
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