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From legal defense campaigns to silent "study-ins," here's what students are navigating while protesting for Palestine.

“My entire existence is a risk,” says the Palestinian-Canadian musician. “I know that not everybody is going to understand me, or like me, so if you don’t, I won’t take it personally.”

“Biden, Harris, Trump in Philly/none are welcome in our city,” rang out one chant.

"When you're young, you're supposed to spend the capital of bravery and courage."

In the wake of stalled negotiations, many protesters feel Netanyahu and members of his cabinet are deliberately delaying a deal.

Administrators have to listen to their own students.

One Uncommitted delegate said after Harris's speech, "This is just a bad look. You're going to lose Michigan.”

“We want her to earn our vote. We don't want it to be Trump.”

"We know that she’s the vice president under President Biden. But does that mean there’s any difference?"

And received support from a left-wing "refusers network.”

The Games can seem like sportswashing at its worst.

More than 39,000 Palestinians have been killed in the conflict.

Many students may now face criminal cases.

She delivered the news in full Statue of Liberty drag and after debuting a new song.

“I know that I’m someone who will be safe... while people struggling and literally losing their lives in the Gaza Strip will not.”

Some are facing criminal charges, while others are being disciplined by their schools.

What Nicola Coughlan meant when she said, “I’m Irish, so it’s a bit of a different perspective.”

The Wednesday actress has previously expressed support for Palestinians and signed an Artists4Ceasefire letter in October 2023.

Pro-Palestine students, graduates, and alumni protested Biden's appearance and honorary degree amid the ongoing Israel-Hamas war.

“These universities don't get to dictate when we're finished; they don't get to dictate how we end our stories at their institutions.”