Case Western Reserve University

The arrests come as tensions are heating back up on campus after a weeks-long encampment protest at the private university in Cleveland earlier this year.

For decades, thousands of students would come to college campuses across the country to play sports and learn important life skills through the National Youth Sports Program. After federal funding ended in the mid-2000s, Case Western Reserve University is one of few left.

The move comes after the university filed discipline notices against dozens of students after almost two weeks of pro-Palestinian protests earlier this year.

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The university in a statement said it will temporarily withhold degrees from students involved in the "unsanctioned encampment on private property and other conduct violations" while it meets with students accused of misconduct.

Pro-Palestinian protesters had painted messages on the school's Spirit Wall. A video shows contractors painting over it even as students remained in front of it.

The students said they're seeking the university's divestment from companies that profit off Israeli "apartheid," among other demands.

CWRU officials reversed course and allowed students, staff, to camp overnight on the campus oval.

Around 20 pro-Palestinian protesters at Case Western Reserve University were detained and then released by police. The university said the issue was the tents they set up in the park, not the protest itself.

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