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Visual Storytelling: Campus Response to Escalations in the Israel-Palestine Conflict (Part 3)

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This is Part 3. To read Part 2 of this developing photo essay series, click here.

To read What We Know: How Different Groups are Responding to Escalations in the Israel-Palestine Conflict, click here.

The following is a photo essay by The Quindecim’s Head of Design and Photographer, Mich Rouse ’24.

To see photos without captions, go to the bottom of the page.

*Note from the author: Student demonstrators expressed they could face disciplinary action from the following sit-in action, so blurring faces was necessary.

12.07.2023 – Chalk on Welsh handrail reads NEVER AGAIN.
12.07.2023 – Chalk on Van Meter Highway reads Grieve Each Name | Outcry | Conflict Isn’t Direct Enough
12.07.2023 – Chalk on stone area reads GENOCIDE.
12.07.2023 – Chalk on stone area reads Grieve Each Name | Outcry! | Conflict Isn’t Direct Enough
12.07.2023 – Chalk on Van Meter Highway reads Grieve Each Name | Outcry | Conflict Isn’t Direct Enough
12.07.2023 – Chalk writings outside of Sanford J. Ungar Athenaeum. One reads Never Means Never Again.
12.07.2023 – Chalk on Van Meter Highway reads NEVER MEANS NEVER AGAIN
12.07.2023 – Chalk on side of stairs reads Grieve Each Name | Outcry! | Conflict Isn’t Direct Enough
12.07.2023 – Chalk on Van Meter Highway reads Grieve Each Name | Outcry! | Conflict Isn’t Direct Enough
12.07.2023 – Chalk on Van Meter Highway reads Grieve Each Name | Outcry! | Conflict Isn’t Direct Enough
12.07.2023 – Chalk in front of Mary Fisher Dining Hall reads Each Name | Each Life | Each Child
12.07.2023 – Chalk by bike rack reads EACH NAME | EACH LIFE | EACH CHILD
12.07.2023 – Chalk on side of bench reads NEVER AGAIN
12.07.2023 – Chalk on Van Meter Highway reads Grieve Each Name | Outcry! | Conflict Isn’t Direct Enough
12.07.2023 – Chalk in front of Haebler Memorial Chapel reads Grieve Each Name | Outcry! | Conflict Isn’t Direct Enough
12.07.2023 – Chalk writings on Van Meter Highway towards academic buildings.
12.07.2023 – Chalk in front of Hoffberger Science Building reads Grieve Each Name | Outcry! | Conflict Isn’t Direct Enough
12.07.2023 – Sign reads SAY GENOCIDE
12.07.2023 – Students walk and carry signs on Van Meter Highway
12.07.2023 – Students walk to Dorsey College Center
12.07.2023 – Student holds sign that reads SAY GENOCIDE
12.07.2023 – Dean of Students Office
12.07.2023 – Signs
12.07.2023 – Dorsey Directory
12.07.2023 – Sign reads Geneation After Generation Until Total Liberation
12.07.2023 – Sign reads Bureaucracy Is Censorship | Palestine Can’t Wait For Your Approval
12.07.2023 – Students hold a Pro-Palestine sit-in at Dorsey Center
12.07.2023 – Campus Safety officer and Erik Thompson, Vice President of Campus Operations, oversee student demonstrators.
12.07.2023 – Students sit with signs.
12.07.2023 – Campus Safety Officer outside of Dorsey Center.
12.07.2023 – Entrance of The President’s Conference Room
12.07.2023 – Student gives a speech. Silhouette of person inside Dean of Students Office stands behind them.
12.07.2023 – Students sing songs at sit-in.
12.07.2023 – Campus Safety Officer outside of Dorsey Center where the sit-in takes place. One person enters.
12.07.2023 – Chalk reads Stop Silencing Student Voices
12.07.2023 – Chalk writings on stairs in front of Rhoda M Dorsey College Center
12.07.2023 – Students sit inside.
12.7.2023 – Student creates another poster. It reads “This did not start on Oct. 7…”
12.08.2023 – Van Meter Highway, next day. Water and salt cover the ground.
12.08.2023 – Mary Fisher Hall stairs, next day.

Below are photos without captions:

Photos #1-40 were taken with FujiFilm XT-200 with 15-45mm lens. PC: Mich Rouse ’24
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