Dozens of anti-Israel protesters were arrested at the Atlanta university Thursday in a violent clash with cops, including at least one professor seen being wrestled to the ground and handcuffed.

Let’s get back to human rights 101. Peaceful protest is a human right. Freedom of speech is a human right. Freedom of expression is a human right. There’s really no excuse for the higher-ups at these ...

The crowd of several hundred marched from the quad following speeches made early Friday evening. The string of marchers was so large that two separate chants broke out because one end couldn’t hear ...

A peaceful action at the school near Atlanta, Georgia, was met with violent use of force and 28 arrests of students and faculty ...

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The school acknowledged yesterday that 20 of 28 people arrested during the protests were "Emory community members." ...

As a wave of student protests against Israel’s war on Gaza continues to spread from coast to coast, schools and law enforcement have responded with increasing brutality to campus encampments. One of ...

A large group of people protesting the Israel-Hamas war and Atlanta’s planned public safety training center have set up camp at Emory University’s quadrangle Thursday morning.

WOODSTOCK, Ga. — Channel 2 Action News expects to learn how and where a fire started that forced families out of their homes Sunday near Woodstock. Cherokee County Fire Department said the fire alarms ...

Fohlin approaches one of the protesters who is being arrested, but she herself is then grabbed by an Atlanta police officer and loudly ordered to the ground.

Some leaders have directly engaged protestors as encampments crop up on campus. Others have sent in the police, leading to violent arrests and sharp criticism.

In it, Noëlle McAfee, chair of Emory’s philosophy department ... in the hope that some beautiful mind there can explain to me how college presidents can morally justify calling armed police officers ...