One of the biggest developments of this week has been the expansion of college protests and encampments.

Encampments continue to pop up, including today at the University of North Carolina.

Meanwhile, protesters at Columbia University say they can't. University of

North Carolina.

Meanwhile, protesters at Columbia University say they cannot reach an agreement with the school

and intend to keep theirs going indefinitely.

Hundreds of students have been arrested and charges have been brought against some students as well during clashes.

Overnight more violent clashes between pro-Palestinian protesters and police, this time at Ohio State

University. Officers moved to disperse a crowd after an hours-long demonstration

citing rules banning overnight events.

More than a dozen people were arrested.

The latest wave of protests and encampments follow demonstrations at Columbia University

last week. Similar scenes have popped up at scores of other colleges over the

last several days and have led to hundreds of arrests. Video from Emory University yesterday

shows officers pinning a protester to the ground and tasing him.

Some demonstrators are calling on their universities

to cut financial ties with Israel.

We came together to make demands on the university,

to divest the endowment from corporations that profit off of Israeli genocide,

to disclose where our money is invested in the first place.

While others want to bring attention to the war in Gaza.

We want to be visible.

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