Yesterday the Hurriya MSU Coalition, a collective of of more than 20 organizations in support of “fighting for freedom and justice in Palestine,” organized outside of the Hannah Administration Building. Members of the coalition carried signs in support of a ceasefire to end the ongoing conflict between Israel and Palestine. They also displayed signs reading “Trustees Divest Now,” in protest of “all MSU investments that profit from the ongoing genocide.” These students arrived this morning at the MSU Board of Trustees meeting to voice their frustration with the administration.
Heather Majano is the Art Festival & Arts Initiative Coordinator under the East Lansing Parks, Recreation & Arts department, she...
Heather Majano is the Art Festival & Arts Initiative Coordinator under the East Lansing Parks, Recreation & Arts department, she...
Hurriya MSU organizes outside Hannah Administration Building
February 2, 2024
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