Anti-war protests continue to rock college campuses.

The South is experiencing rapid sea level rise,

and a vegan cheese is causing a real stink.

That's some of what we'll get to on the seven from the Washington Post.

I'm Hannah Jewel. It's Monday, April 29th.

Let's get you caught up with today's seven stories.

Number one, hundreds more people were arrested at college protests against the Israel-Gazah War.

At least 900 people have been arrested at protests on college campuses over the last 11 days,

an encampment at Columbia University and a police crackdown earlier this month has sparked

a protest movement across the country. Hundreds more arrests were made at protests at Indiana

University, Northeastern, Arizona State, and other campuses over the weekend.

The protesters are demanding a ceasefire in Gaza and for their universities to divest or cut financial ties with Israel.

Here's former Columbia University student Dary Eliza Avila Chevalier,

who spoke to the Associated Press.

She's been supporting student demonstrators at

Columbia. The administration, President Chafique, they could end this today by

meaning the students demands. They're not unreasonable demands. They've met these

demands before with regards to South African apartheid divestment with regard to private prison divestment with regard to fossil field divestment or thermal coal divestment.

And so I think that it's not a matter of if the university is going

to divest but rather when and for them to continue to hold out in this way it

only hurts them.

Number two, World Central Kitchen will resume its operations delivering food in Gaza today. The Food Aid Group founded by Celebrity Chef Jose Andres made the

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