The encampment will be forcibly ended by the University Police Department (GW's police force)

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The encampment will be forcibly ended by the Metropolitan Police Deparment (DC's police force)

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There will be at least one reported injury before the encampment has ended

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A member of Congress will visit the encampment

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Pro-Palestinian protestors have been encamped in the university's quad, University Yard (U-Yard) since Thursday, April 25th. Live coverage from the student newspaper, the GW Hatchet, here: 

https://gwhatchet.com/2024/04/28/live-coverage-pro-palestinian-encampment-reaches-day-four-of-protest/

This market will resolve YES any answer that is true about the protest/encampment according to media reports. Feel free to add your own. The GW Hatchet will be considered authoritative with other local media as backup resolution sources as needed.

University response: Over the first four days of the protest, GW's president Ellen M. Granberg issued two statements:

Future messages can be expected to be posted here: 

https://president.gwu.edu/community-messages

Select excerpt from the April 28th update:

GW remains dedicated to protecting our community’s rights to activism, engagement, and the free expression of diverse viewpoints. This vigor and breadth of dialogue about important issues is a hallmark of the GW experience and essential to our university’s ability to foster social and intellectual growth.

Free expression and activism, however, are not unlimited. Our highest priority is, and always will be, maintaining a safe campus environment that allows for the world-class academic experience our students and their families have entrusted us with providing. The encampment on University Yard violates our clearly defined 

. Further, the actions of some protestors have been highly offensive to many members of our community. The protest is jeopardizing our ability to meet the priorities of our university community, and the hateful language being displayed has no place on our campus.

From the start, GW provided a secure alternate location to hold a peaceful demonstration to ensure the continuation of university business. Demonstrators were instructed to move to Anniversary Park, which they could use daily until 7:00 p.m. On Thursday, when the demonstrators refused multiple times to relocate, GWPD requested the assistance of the DC Metropolitan Police Department to provide additional support related to the demonstration.

 (GW or GWU) is located in Washington, DC just 3 blocks from the White House. 

, where the protest is being held, is 5 blocks from the White House.