Brown University agrees to hold Israel divestment vote after pressure from student protesters
- Brown University will vote on divesting from companies linked to Israel or Gaza war after student protest pressure. The Advisory Committee will give recommendations by September, leading to an October vote by the Board.
- Dozens of students demonstrated on campus in tents to show solidarity with Palestine and urge divestment from war-related companies. Brown President Paxson agreed to hear their proposal if they peacefully end the encampment.
- Five students will meet with Brown University officials in May to present their case for divestment. Paxson will seek recommendations, and no punitive action will be taken if the agreement terms are followed.
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