Princeton Professors Lead Chants, Hold Classes at Pro-Palestinian Sit-In

Princeton University professors are holding classes at the pro-Palestinian sit-in established by campus activists on Thursday morning.

Roughly 50 Princeton University students and faculty members established an encampment at McCosh Courtyard on Thursday morning. Within five minutes, the Princeton Department of Public Safety warned that the tents violated school policies, and the protesters began disassembling the tents. The protest then transitioned to a sit-in demonstration with singing and drums.

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Princeton University professors are holding classes at the pro-Palestinian sit-in established by campus activists on Thursday morning.

Roughly 50 Princeton University students and faculty members established an encampment at McCosh Courtyard on Thursday morning. Within five minutes, the Princeton Department of Public Safety warned that the tents violated school policies, and the protesters began disassembling the tents. The protest then transitioned to a sit-in demonstration with singing and drums.