Arizona State University has not punished students who staged an October pro-HAMAS rally at the school, advocating for the elimination of Israel.
School officials confirmed to the Grand Canyon Times that they have made no public statements about “Day of Resistance Rally for Palestine,” and that there are no “records, communications, or documents related to disciplinary actions” taken by the school.
The rally was held on Oct. 21 and organized by the ASU Chapter of “Students for Justice in Palestine.”
ASU’s Academic Affairs Manual “expressly prohibits discrimination, harassment, and retaliation,” by students or employees of the University, “based on any protected status” including “religion” and “national origin.”
The Manual says conduct “need not rise to the level of a violation of federal or state law” to constitute a policy violation and warrant action from administration.
ASU has publicly announced student conduct violations in the past.
The Grand Canyon Times has the full story here.
