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Aspiring architecture student Samuel Pinzon, 17, sits on a table between the BT and AH buildings of City College with his guitar as he speaks to City Times about the misplaced priorities of the US government relative to its involvement in the occupation of Palestine, Monday, Oct. 16, 2023. Photo by Marco Guajardo/City Times Media
Aspiring architecture student Samuel Pinzon, 17, sits on a table between the BT and AH buildings of City College with his guitar as he speaks to City Times about the misplaced priorities of the US government relative to its involvement in the occupation of Palestine, Monday, Oct. 16, 2023. Photo by Marco Guajardo/City Times Media
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VOICES: City College students reflect on the carnage in the Middle East

Students say misplaced U.S. priorities, skepticism toward peace inform their perspectives on the ongoing occupation of Palestine

The assault on the people of Gaza continues in the face of Israel’s response to the Oct. 7 attacks carried out by Hamas. 

Universities across the US are seeing tensions rise on respective campuses as a result of student and faculty responses to the violence.


 City College Mental Health Center is offering counseling resources to students, staff affected by the war.


As the world witnesses the ongoing bombing campaign, City Times Media went across various parts of campus Oct. 16 to ask City College students their perspectives on the state of the occupation. 

Of the ten students approached, six were willing to share their thoughts.

Click on the image below to see the gallery featuring student voices.

 

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