‘It’s a form of intimidation and unacceptable’: Vice-chancellor grilled on student protesters
- Posted on July 15, 2026
- By The Age
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During a Royal Commission hearing on antisemitism, the University of Melbourne's vice-chancellor faced scrutiny regarding campus protest encampments and allegations of intimidation. The inquiry examined institutional responses to student activism, academic freedom concerns, and campus safety protocols. Officials discussed the university's management strategies for managing demonstrations while balancing free speech rights with community protection measures.
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‘It’s a form of intimidation and unacceptable’: Vice-chancellor grilled on student protesters
The University of Melbourne vice-chancellor was asked at the Royal Commission on Antisemitism about student encampments.
