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The Spectrum attempted to reschedule an interview with Tripathi 12 times over the course of four months.
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The Spectrum attempted to reschedule an interview with Tripathi 12 times over the course of four months.
Pro-Palestine demonstrators criticize UB's police response to May 1 encampment during May 3 protest
Amherst Town Court.
The May 6 pro-Israel rally drew about 75 demonstrators — a mix of students, faculty and non-university-affiliated community members — and took place on Holocaust Remembrance Day.
Hand-drawn portraits depicting UB's custodians.
"Variable Sombre Dimension I" by Salem Browning.
The “Domestic Portraits Series” by Chloe Koegel.
Last Friday, faculty voted whether they had confidence in CAS Dean Robin Schulze, Provost A. Scott Weber and UB President Satish K. Tripathi.
The Spectrum was founded in 1950 as the University at Buffalo's independent student-run news publication.
Assistant Managing Editor Moaz Elazzazi, future Managing Editor Xiola Bagwell, Editor-in-Chief Elect Ricardo Castillo, Managing Editor Ryan Tantalo and Editor-in-Chief Grant Ashley.
SUNY Chancellor John King addressed local media during a press conference in the atrium of UB's downtown campus.
Only one pro-Palestine protester has been charged with an actual criminal offense: resisting arrest, a misdemeanor. The rest are facing non-criminal, violation-level charges.
Police searched the site of the May 1 pro-Palestine protest and attempted encampment after dispersing demonstrators. Belongings left behind were confiscated by University Police.
University Police (UPD) Chief Kim Beaty, pictured above, attended the May 1 protests alongside officers from a variety of departments. The Faculty Senate voted to condemn bringing outside law enforcement to peaceful protests.
The Faculty Senate passed a resolution on Tuesday that denounced UPD's handling of the May 1 pro-Palestine protest on campus.
Law enforcement used this UB Stampede bus to transport detained protesters in the wake of last week's pro-Palestine demonstration.
President Satish Tripathi and Provost A. Scott Weber were present at the meeting, and Tripathi read a statement emphasizing "the safety and security" of the university.
Multiple pro-Palestine protesters were arrested on the lawn outside Hochstetter Hall, where demonstrators had attempted to set up an encampment hours earlier.