The University of Georgia has upheld the suspension of six students involved in a protest against the Israel-Hamas conflict, which occurred on April 29. Following a 13-hour disciplinary hearing, the students will remain suspended through the fall semester and on probation for the remainder of their academic careers. University officials argued that the protest endangered others and violated campus policies, while the students contended their right to protest was being infringed upon. The students have the option to appeal the ruling to the Vice President for Student Affairs. The University maintains that it supports free expression but enforces policies to ensure safety and compliance with laws. The case has sparked significant discussion among faculty and students regarding the balance between protest rights and campus regulations.