SJP was placed on suspension following a protest at a career fair on Temple’s campus last week for violating university demonstration guidelines, a source confirmed to The Temple News.
Four members of Temple Students for Justice in Palestine, including at least one Temple student and one alumnus, were arrested Thursday for disorderly conduct and resisting arrest.
SJP organized a sit-in in front of the Howard Gittis Student Center north entrance where attendees held signs, waved flags and chanted for three hours.
Temple joins a list of school districts and universities being investigated by the DOE’s Office for Civil Rights for alleged violation of Title VI since the beginning of the latest Israel-Hamas war on Oct. 7.