Found 8 results for "violence on campus"

Conservative MP attacked at the University of Sussex

Yesterday saw yet another example of how a violent minority can impose their views on others after a Conservative MP had to be escorted away by the police following an attack on his entourage...

Students clash over Israeli Apartheid Week event

Clashes between the LSE Palestine and Israel Societies highlight the polarised nature of campus politics...

DEPUTY ISRAELI AMBASSADOR ATTACKED AFTER MANCHESTER UNIVERSITY SPEECH

Two days ago, Student Rights warned of an upcoming demonstration against Talya Lador-Fresher, the Deputy Israeli Ambassador.

Spot the difference: Hate-speech vs free-speech argument arises on Manchester University campus

This week sees tensions refreshed as Deputy Ambassador for Israel Talya Lador-Fresher encounters new protests against her attendance and consequent speaking engagement at the University of Manchester.

Adam Daifallah: Adding a machete to the bitter campus divide

This is a cross-post from the Canadian National Post website. Author Adam Daifallah reports on the 'bitter campus divide' and recent events around Carleton University, in the capital of Ottawa.

City ISOC and the multi-faith room dispute

Perhaps you've picked up on this already, but for the past month, the City University Islamic Society have taken to holding their prayer sessions outside Northampton Square, London in a protest against the closure of the prayer hall reserved for Muslim students in mid-February.

Controversy over cuts protest at Sussex

A protest that took place last Wednesday at the University of Sussex has led to five students being suspended following the 'illegal occupation' of Sussex House, in protest of funding cuts to the University.

In the Media: Jerusalem Post, January 2010