Protesters gathered by the hundreds to march from Trabant University Center to Graham Hall on Wednesday afternoon. This event was in support of a ceasefire in Palestine. #netde #udel #ud

Hundreds of students marched in a pro-Palestine protest today across the university's campus. SJP leaders organized the march, which began at Trabant University Center and worked its way past the The Green. #udel #netde #ud Video: Macayla Cook and Konner Metz/THE REVIEW

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