Students shut down Goldsmiths over Gaza
STUDENTS shut down the largest department at Goldsmiths, University of London, today in protest at its complicity and silence over the genocide in Gaza.
The activists, who began their occupation on February 20, escalated their action to the Professor Stuart Hall building, which belongs to the media, communication and cultural studies department.
They urged fellow students and staff not to enter the building, which led to classes being cancelled and the cafe closing.
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