Gov. Kemp releases statement after protests in support of Palestinians swept across Georgia's college campuses
ATLANTA — Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp released a statement after protests swept across the nation's college campuses on Thursday in support of Palestinians amid the Israel-Hamas war in Gaza.
What pro-divestment and anti-genocide demonstrations look like on college campuses
Hundreds of people, including students and faculty, have been arrested at universities across the country for trespassing and resisting arrest as of Friday. Some have faced suspensions and other retaliation from their colleges.
Speaking out against the war in Gaza, students at Emory followed the lead of other colleges and universities around the ...
Many pro-Palestinian protesters are calling for their colleges to divest of funds from Israeli military operations, while ...
Georgia Southern University is facing backlash from some members of the community after stopping some of the resources they ...
Pro-Palestine protests at Emory University resulted in 28 arrests, and unrest spread to other US campuses, raising issues of ...
Current Dean Lawrence Whitman is leaving to become dean of the Southern Polytechnic College of Engineering and Engineering ...
Georgia Southwestern State University (GSW), located in Americus, Ga., and Southern Union State Community College (SUSCC) ...
PROTESTER TACKLED BY TROOPER: Video captured at the Pro-Palestine protest at Emory in Atlanta shows the moment a protester is tackled by a Georgia State Patrol trooper. This was one of the first ...
Auburn, Florida and Texas A&M didn't have the success of those four teams, but they do return experience behind center.
Atlanta police and Georgia state troopers dismantled a camp on Emory University’s quadrangle Thursday morning, with ...
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