Harvard suspends library access from protesting faculty

(The Center Square) – Harvard University temporarily suspended about 25 faculty from access to its Widener Library after they protested in a silent “study in” over the school’s disciplining a group of pro-Hamas student protesters.

“The faculty study-in protested the library’s decision to similarly suspend student protesters who conducted a pro-Palestine study-in last month,” the school’s student newspaper, The Harvard Crimson, reported.