Harvard University reversed the suspensions this week of five pro-Palestinian protesters after pressure from the school’s faculty.

The five protesters took part in a 20-day encamped occupation of Harvard Yard during the spring semester, but the Harvard College Administrative Board decided Tuesday to drop the suspensions and downgrade their punishments to probation, according to the Harvard Crimson.

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