Cal Poly Humboldt remains under a tight closure with a heavy police presence following last Tuesday's raid on the pro-Palestinian encampment, sparking widespread criticism from the Humboldt Chapter of the California Faculty Association and leading to a no-confidence vote against the university president. In a significant twist affecting press freedom, the university now mandates special authorization for media access, a move criticized by alumni and journalists and reflective of broader complaints from faculty about being treated like criminals on their own campus. Lauren Schmitt reports...
