Professors and students facing disciplinary action over campus protests

Students involved in pro-Palestine protests face consequences at various universities, including withheld degrees and potential criminal charges. Madeline Gordon, a recent graduate, shares her changed relationship with her university due to these events. Institutions like the University of Chicago are criticized for punitive actions, while nationwide protests continue, some involving violence and anti-Semitic incidents. Despite the challenges, Gordon believes her actions are justified in light of the Palestinian people's struggles.

What action did the University of Chicago take against students involved in pro-Palestine demonstrations?

• Suspended them

• Withheld their degrees

• Expelled them

• Fined them

What did Professor Chris Kennedy emphasize during his speech at U Chicago's graduation?

• The importance of punishing students

• The need for more protests

• The necessity of expelling students

• Turning situations into learning opportunities

What did 16 local Alderman request from the University of Chicago?

• To hold more protests

• To increase tuition fees

• To allow students to receive their degrees

• To expel the students

What incidents have been reported alongside the protests across the country?

• Decreased enrollment

• More scholarships

• Increased tuition fees

• Anti-Semitic incidents

How does Madeline Gordon view her personal losses compared to the situation in Gaza?

• As equal

• As very minor

• As unrelated

• As very significant