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After student activism, Portland State will press pause on Boeing philanthropy
After student activism, Portland State will press pause on Boeing philanthropy
After student activism, Portland State will press pause on Boeing philanthropy

Published on: 04/26/2024

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Pro-Palestinian student demonstrators gather at Portland State University. The university's president announced that the school will temporarily pause seeking any kind of grants or donations from aerospace company Boeing, which has been under fire from students because of its ties to Israel.

Portland State University will temporarily hit pause on its philanthropic relationship with aerospace giant Boeing after student activists repeatedly raised concerns about the company’s ties to Israel, the university’s president said Friday.

News Source : https://www.oregonlive.com/portland/2024/04/after-student-activism-portland-state-will-press-pause-on-boeing-philanthropy.html

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