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Protesters gathered in the center of the encampment with a traffic blocker that was inscribed with “Ceasefire now.”
Wilcox at the center of the Gaza solidarity encampment.
Behind portrait of UCR Chancellor Kim Wilcox (left), Vice Chancellor Elizabeth Watkins (middle) and Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs Brian Haynes (right) in the center of the peacefully dissolved encampment.
UCR Chancellor Kim Wilcox, administrators and Gaza solidarity negotiators walking together to the center of the encampment.
UC Riverside sign with stickers in front of the Gaza solidarity encampment.
Students hug and cry tears of joy after announcement regarding UC Riverside’s divestment to arms manufacturing.
Illustration drawn by Sav Vivanco (@scruffiandraws on Instagram)
The panel present at the campus safety forum includes Vice President of Administrative Services Shannon Carter (left), Acting Chief of Police Veronica Saucedo (middle) and Campus Police Sergeant Rafael Ixco (right).
Originally scheduled for Wednesday, April 24, Mt. SAC hosted another Campus Safety Forum on the heels of holding its forum for the finalists for the new Chief of Police to address safety concerns on the west side of campus.
Photo Illustration by Adam Young
Photo Illustration by Adam Young
Mark Cooper and others scooping the dirt onto the desert willow.
A view of the wildlife sanctuary from it’s entrance.
Seed bombs for attendants to grab, provided by E.A.G.L.E.
