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The university believes that individuals with no known affiliation with the university led the effort to set up an encampment.

Wednesday evening, following a protest this afternoon on North Campus, approximately 16 individuals — including some students and other individuals not affiliated with UB — were arrested.

Protestors removed tents after they were advised of UB policy prohibiting indoor and outdoor encampments. University Police and Student Life have also informed protestors that they need to disperse by dusk and no overnight assemblies are allowed.  

UB recognizes and respects students’ right to protest, and expects that protests occur lawfully in public spaces.

NPR’s Fresh Air reviewed the new book “The Letters of Emily Dickinson," co-edited by Cristanne Miller.

CNN quotes Lina Mu about a new report from the American Lung Association which found that nearly 40% of people in the U.S. live in places with unhealthy air.

BBC quotes Adam Rome in an article explaining how the largest environmental movement in history was born and how this day has changed since the first Earth Day. 

CBC News interviewed Holly Jean Buck about a new direct air capture and storage facility, Mammoth, that will soon begin operation in Iceland.