Harvard University has temporarily suspended library privileges for faculty members who participated in pro-Palestinian protests at university libraries. The protests involved students and faculty members engaging in 'study-in' actions, silently reading materials related to free speech while propping up signs about dissent and university policy. The faculty members were given two-week library suspensions for violating library policies. The protests have been ongoing at Harvard and other campuses, with students, faculty, and staff speaking out against what they describe as Harvard's complicity in Israel's genocide in Palestine and campus repression.