Wayne State University Closes In-Person Classes For 24,000 In The Face Of 40 Pro-Hamas Protestors

In a rather cowardly showing, instead of booting the 40 protestors (many of whom are apparently not students at WSU) off of campus, the powers-that-be decided to have 24,000 WSU student go to remote learning rather than enter the campus area that is being blocked by the Hamas-niks.

The Detroit Free Press: Wayne State University moves to remote classes as encampment protest tensions rise

Progressives certainly give progressive terrorist-loving protesters a lot of leeway, don't they?  

Instead of properly removing the protestors for their multiple violations of WSU policy, not to mention fire safety codes, they have decided to surrender control of their campus to them.

That creates quite an interesting incentive.

Et Tu, WSU?

Wayne State University decided to join the pro-Hamas camp-out.

The Detroit News:  Group sets up pro-Palestinian encampment at Wayne State

How much of the group is indeed form the student body and how many are outside terrorist supporters is an interesting question:

WSU Students for Justice in Palestine gathered Thursday night. The group said Mufti Abdul Wahab, executive director and co-founder of the Miftaah Institute in Warren, is scheduled to lead a 1:30 p.m. prayer service at Gullen Mall in front of the university's student center.

"Join us for our first official day of programming and activities at the WSU Liberated Zone!" the group said Friday morning in a Facebook post.

Note of course the de riggeur call fro actual genocide with the "From the River to the Sea" sign prominently featured at the entrance to the "Liberated Zone" - liberated from what one might wonder?

Good Thing That Wayne State University Is A Gun Free Zone - Oh, Wait.

The Detroit Free Press: Wayne State police warn students, staff after 2 campus robberies

Wayne State University is in Detroit, co-located with some rather, um, exciting in a bad way shall we say areas of Detroit.

Wayne State University police are warning students and staff to use caution after two on-campus robberies.

Let's note that per the article, both robberies, all of six minutes apart, involved the armed robbers using handguns to rob the two students in question.

I guess the criminals didn't follow the gun free zone rules for Wayne State University.

Funny how that happens.