Content warning: This article discusses violence and death. Please refer to the end of the article for on- and off-campus resources. U.S. college campuses have been at the center of a heated debate over how students and universities should respond to the ongoing war between Israel and Hamas that is dominating global headlines. Walking through.
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Students, faculty, and religious leaders came together in a sea of white and blue flags on the evening of Oct. 11 to mourn for loved ones in Israel. Around 60 people, including students, religious leaders, and other members of the Georgetown community, gathered on the Healy steps for a vigil organized by Chabad Georgetown to commemorate the lives of those who have been killed, taken hostage, or impacted by the ongoing violence.