Live from NPR News in Washington, I'm Janine Hurst.

Student protests in solidarity with Gaza have spread to campuses across the U.S.

demanding that universities disclose financial tries to Israel and divest.

And Piers Jasmine Garst has more.

The protests have moved into schools not historically associated with activism like the University of Southern California.

Several schools have come under fire for allowing police to come on to campus.

Over 100 protesters were arrested at Columbia University last week.

The University of Texas in Austin and the University of Southern California also saw

student activists arrested.

At Emory, in Georgia, the student newspaper reported that the Atlanta police deployed tear gas into the crowd of protesters.

With graduation nearing, many universities are changing plans.

The University of Southern California has cancelled its main ceremony.

Columbia says it's negotiating with student protesters to have the campus cleared by May 15th for graduation.

Jasmine Garz to NPR News, New York.

Russia continued its attacks on Ukraine's energy infrastructure this weekend,

hitting plants in the south and west.

And Piers Joannica Kissus reports Ukrainian forces also targeted an oil refinery in Russia.

Ukraine's Air Force has it intercepted 21 of the 34 missiles that Russia launched overnight.

Detak Ukraine's private energy provider said four of their thermal plants were damaged.

Earlier this month, Russian strikes destroyed one of Ukraine's largest power plants.

The U.S. says it will send more air defense missiles to help Ukraine thwart these attacks.

Ukraine has been running low on ammunition for months.

...