The encampment continues on the Arts Quad for its second day. (Nina Davis/Sun Photography Editor)
Cornell University Police Department arrives to ask a clarifying question regarding a permit. (Nina Davis/Sun Photography Editor)
Prof. Mostafa Minawai, history, leads a teach-in on 19th and 20th century Palestinian history. (Nina Davis/Sun Photography Editor)
Onlookers wear Israeli flags and speak to onlookers regarding their beliefs. (Nina Davis/Sun Photography Editor)
Prof. Jody Bird, literatures in English, conducts the second teach-in of the day on indigeneity and settler colonialism. (Nina Davis/Sun Photography Editor)
Supporters outside the encampment bring hand-painted banners to show their solidarity. (Nina Davis/Sun Photography Editor)
Muslim students join together on the Arts Quad outside the encampment to participate in the Jummah Friday prayer. (Nina Davis/Sun Photography Editor)
Black Students United calls an emergency town hall outside the encampment to demonstrate their support and solidarity. (Nina Davis/Sun Photography Editor)
Organizers call a general assembly meeting to discuss the eight demands being made. (Nina Davis/Sun Photography Editor)
Faculty members enter the encampment in support of the students protesting. (Nina Davis/Sun Photography Editor)
Organizers call for a gathering to announce that four students have been suspended for
violating University policy. (Nina Davis/Sun Photography Editor)
7:20 p.m., April 26 | “Suspensions”
Nick Wilson ’26 speaks using the “people’s microphone,” so as not to violate the Interim Expressive Activity Policy, regarding his recent suspension. (Cynthia Tseng/Sun Assistant Photography Editor)
Protestors raise their fists and cover their hearts with their hands as Bikrum Gill, a Virginia Tech professor, speaks. (Nina Davis/Sun Photography Editor)
Inside the encampment, Jewish Voices for Peace holds a Shabbat service. (Nina Davis/Sun Photography Editor)