Students at Princeton University are planning to establish a pro-Palestinian encampment on campus, mirroring similar protests at other universities across the nation. The students’ demands include the university’s condemnation of Israel’s actions in Gaza, a call for a ceasefire, financial transparency in investments, divestment from companies associated with Israel, and the establishment of partnerships with Palestinian institutions. The National Review has obtained documents outlining the students’ plans, including a list of professors sympathetic to their cause, recruitment strategies, and various encampment roles. Despite warnings from the university administration that encampments and disruptive protests are prohibited and will result in arrests and disciplinary action, organizers express belief that extreme measures like expulsion are unlikely.