After pro-Palestine protesters ended their 11-day encampment at Case Western Reserve University on Thursday night, CWRU's president responded in a message that included a threat of legal action against those who violated university policy.
An organizer of the protest explained to 3News that since the spring semester is ending this week and students will be going home, the encampment was being taken down. He added that the students' campaign in favor of Palestine will continue.
"The protesters leaving of their own accord is a good outcome, but I want to reiterate that any student, faculty or staff member who is found to have violated the university’s policies will be held accountable through the relevant conduct processes, which we have initiated," CWRU President Eric Kaler stated in his letter released on Friday. "Legal action also may be pursued, including for those unaffiliated with the university who trespassed on university property and continually broke the safety guidelines and rules we set for this protest to protect our community."
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