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Brown University reached an agreement with student organizers on Tuesday to disband the pro-Palestinian encampment on campus through the end of the school year and to bring their divestment demands to a vote later in the year.
The big picture: The Ivy League school's successful deal, which should allow for commencement to take place as planned, comes as a stark contrast to negotiations at other universities, including Columbia, where student protests surrounding the Israel-Hamas war are reaching a boiling point.Zoom in: Students agreed to end the encampment by Tuesday evening and to "refrain from further actions that would violate Brown's conduct code through the end of the academic year," including during events like commencement and reunion weekend, the university said.
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