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DePaul University reaches ‘impasse’ with pro-Palestine encampment, next steps unclear

The pro-Palestinian encampment at DePaul University in Chicago is seen on May 10, 2024.

CHICAGO — DePaul University has reached an “impasse” in negotiations with the school’s pro-Palestine encampment, administrators said Saturday night, as protest organizers worry they’ll be forcefully removed from the Lincoln Park quad, accusing the school of negotiating in “bad faith.”

The future of the remains unclear. A university spokesperson declined to elaborate on what methods might be used to end the encampment given the stalemate, or the timeline for intervention.

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