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The Pride flag and the ‘Stop violence against women flag’ in front of the main building have been stolen. The former was replaced by the Prince’s flag with VOC logo. The rector has responded via an open letter.
A large group of activists gathered in front of the main building on Thursday to protest the inclusion of certain speakers at an event who they say are anti-trans. The speakers were accused of having blood on their hands.
During negotiations between Palestine activists and VU Amsterdam, a support demonstration took place in front of the main building. The university closed down the building in response.
Students and employees who want VU Amsterdam to cut its ties with Israel are dissatisfied with negotiations. So they have escalated with an encampment on campus.
The incoming Dutch government is pushing VU Amsterdam into a major financial setback. Forced layoffs seem unavoidable.
The gaming student association Boosted Griffins, founded at VU Amsterdam, has acquired a new gaming space at Uilenstede. The grand opening is Thursday the 18th of April.
A group of activists demanding an academic boycott of Israel moved outside after the police showed up, showing that VU enacts on her plan to come down harder on spontaneous protests.
At the first teach-in involving Gaza – since VU Amsterdam changed its policy – speakers will discuss an academic boycott of Israel.
VU professor Younes Saramifar was not punished by VU Amsterdam and there’s nothing wrong with having political stances in the lecture hall, says rector Jeroen Geurts. “So long as there’s space for multiple perspectives.”
This afternoon a large group of students took to the main building to once again demand that VU Amsterdam cut its ties with Israeli institutions.
