A group of pro-Hamas students invaded the offices of Stanford University‘s president and provost Wednesday. The takeover and protest began at the beginning of the last day of classes. Stanford officials said the offices were damaged and a public safety officer was injured “after being shoved by protesters who were interfering with a transport vehicle.”
There was a significant amount of graffiti and additional damage to the building. An Associated Press journalist on campus saw walls spray-painted with political slogans calling for the destruction of the United States and Israel, as well as killing police.
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