Temple University suspends pro-Palestinian student group
Temple suspends pro-Palestinian student group after protesters disrupted job fair
Temple University issued an interim suspension to the organization Students for Justice in Palestine on Tuesday after protesters disrupted a job fair last week. The demonstration on Thursday, Sept. 26, at a College of Engineering event inside the Howard Gittis Student Center led to four arrests, including one student, by campus police.
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