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Days before UPenn's graduation ceremony, protesters take to the streets
Police in Philadelphia were called to the University of Pennsylvania after hundreds of protesters broke into a building on campus and then took to the streets. NBC10’s Johnny Archer reports.
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Hundreds of people protest in University City on Friday night carrying Palestinian flags
A group of people took to the streets of Philadelphia holding Palestinian flags on Friday night. This all comes just one week after the encampment at the University of Pennsylvania was disbanded with more than 30 people arrested.
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Pro-Palestinian protesters march through the city after encampment cleared on Penn's campus
Penn’s campus is now much quieter after police moved in on the encampment that had taken over the yard for weeks. Just hours after the disbandment pro-Palestinian protesters march through the streets of Center City. NBC10’s Siobhan McGirl has the latest on what’s next between the university and the protesters.
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Pro-Palestinian protesters marched through University City hours after encampment disbanded at UPenn
Protesters were carrying Palestinian flags as they went to the house of University of Pennsylvania’s interim president before they marched through Philadelphia. NBC10’s Aaron Baskerville has the latest.
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Pro-Palestinian protesters jump fence, bang on UPenn interim-president's door
Video sent to NBC10 by a viewer shows pro-Palestinian protesters outside of the home of the interim-president of the University of Pennsylvania on Friday night.
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SkyForce10 over pro-Palestinian protesters marching through University City on Friday
Hundreds of people, some carrying Palestinian flags, were seen marching through University City on Friday night.
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Pro-Palestinian protesters march through University City Friday night
Hundreds of people walked through the streets of University City in Philadelphia holding Palestinian flags and sending smoke signals into the air on Friday night.
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7 of 33 arrested at encampment are UPenn students, officials say
The College Green at the University of Pennsylvania remains closed off after police moved in on the pro-Palestinian encampment. NBC10’s Brian Sheehan has more as the community reacts.
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Sen. Bob Casey talks UPenn's decision to disband pro-Palestinian encampment
The disbanding of the encampment at the University of Pennsylvania comes as schools around the country are dealing with protests. They’ve also become a political flashpoint in an election year. NBC10 political reporter Lauren Mayk spoke with Pa. Senator Bob Casey about whether or not police should disband those encampments.
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Police in riot gear clear out pro-Palestinian protesters on UPenn's campus
Early on Friday morning, police officers disbanded an encampment at the University of Pennsylvania and arrested dozens of pro-Palestinian protesters. NBC10’s Frances Wang has more on the aftermath.
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Protesters removed from weekslong encampment on Penn's campus
The two-week-plus long encampment on the University of Pennsylvania’s campus came to an end Friday morning when protesters were removed and campsites taken down. Police arrested over 30 people. NBC10’s Siobhan McGirl reports.
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Police break up Pro-Palestinian protest at Penn: The Lineup
Police moved in Friday morning to clear out an encampment that’s been on the University of Pennsylvania’s campus for the past 16 days. NBC10’s Siobhan McGirl and Katy Zachry report on the police action and arrests of Pro-Palestinian protesters. NBC10’s Keith Jones and Erin Coleman deliver The Lineup for May 10, 2024.
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Philly Police move in on pro-Palestinian encampment | The Lineup
NBC10’s Siobhan McGirl reports from University City as Philadelphia Police wrapped up their clear out of the pro-Palestinian protest encampment on the UPenn campus.
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NBC10 cameras capture Philly police arresting protesters who refused to leave Penn campus
NBC10’s Katy Zachry reports as the last of pro-Palestinian protesters at the University of Pennsylvania’s campus continue to chant and wave a Palestinian flag as surrounded by police Friday morning. Police officers were arresting protesters one at a time, some refusing to walk to the waiting police vans. ...
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Police clear out Pro-Palestinian encampment at Penn, arrest people who wouldn't leave
NBC10’s Katy Zachry reports live from the University of Pennsylvania Friday morning as police officers disbanded a Pro-Palestinian protest after a two-week long encampment on campus. Police could be seen arresting people who refused to leave and gathered in front of the Ben Franklin Statue.
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Police on bikes move in to clear Penn Pro-Palestinian encampment
NBC10’s Katy Zachry reports live from the University of Pennsylvania Friday morning as police begin to disband Pro-Palestinian protesters after a two-week long encampment on campus.
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Police arrest more than 30 pro-Palestinian protesters, disband encampment at Penn
Philadelphia Police arrested and removed more than 30 pro-Palestinian protesters as they disbanded their encampment that was on the University of Pennsylvania’s campus for more than two weeks.
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6 Penn students involved in protest have been placed on a mandatory temporary leave of absence
The University of Pennsylvania’s pro-Palestinian protest encampment has reached its 15th day, and the school said it is stepping up security for its commencement. The university also announced six students are on a mandatory temporary leave of absence for their involvement in the protest. NBC10’s Brian Sheehan spoke with those students.
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6 students banned from UPenn's campus because of their involvement with the encampment
Several students have been temporarily banned from the University of Pennsylvania’s campus in connection to their involvement with the pro-Palestinian encampment.
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UPenn to use airport-style security for commencement ceremonies amid encampments
As the spring semester comes to an end at the University of Pennsylvania, graduation ceremonies are right around the corner. Because of pro-Palestinian protests and encampments, the university announced increased security measures. NBC10’s Lauren Mayk has more.