New York University (NYU) students involved in pro-Palestinian protests this spring are facing disciplinary actions, including being assigned a 49-page workbook focused on ethical decision-making. The protests stemmed from Israel's response to a Hamas attack in October. Over 100 students were arrested during a police clearance of an encampment on April 22, with additional arrests made at a smaller encampment on May 3.
As part of the disciplinary process, some students are required to write a reflection paper addressing questions about their values and decision-making alignment. Others must complete the 'Ethos Integrity Series,' which involves ranking values and exploring how they impact daily life and decisions.
