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Protests over the war in Gaza have erupted at colleges and universities in our region. We talk with a student newspaper reporter about what activists on both sides are saying.

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The emotional support animal was then released into a swamp, with roughly 20 other alligators.

Many students are demanding their universities cut financial ties with Israel over the large-scale operation in Gaza.

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Here’s the local view of the national outpouring of college students speaking out against America’s involvement in the Israel-Hamas war.

U.S. citizen Keith Siegel was reportedly abducted on Oct. 7 from his home in the community of Kfar Azza, close to the Gaza Strip.

Penn professors have pushed back against the interim president’s order to end the protest, saying they are "deeply disturbed."