This question proves central to the case of Dilan Gohill, a student journalist at Stanford University. In 2024, Gohill entered a building to report on the pro-Palestinian protest.

One student journalist, Dilan Gohill, was initially arrested with the group but was not charged following backlash from press freedom advocates. The charges carry a maximum sentence of three years and ...

Police initially arrested 13 people, but prosecutors later dropped their case against Dilan Gohill, a student journalist who was covering the demonstration for the Stanford Daily.

Dilan Gohill, a first-year student, was also arrested as he was reporting from the scene for the Stanford Daily newspaper, embedded inside the building with the protesters.

One of the 13 arrestees, undergraduate student and Stanford Daily reporter Dilan Gohill, was later cleared of any criminal liability.

The District Attorney last month announced that the journalist, Dilan Gohill, will not be charged with any crimes.

Dilan Gohill, a first-year student, was also arrested as he was reporting from the scene for the Stanford Daily newspaper, embedded inside the building with the protesters.

The 12 individuals include eight current Stanford students, according to the San Francisco Chronicle. Those eight students were suspended following the break-in but not expelled, according to the ...

The District Attorney last month announced that the journalist, Dilan Gohill, will not be charged with any crimes. The 12 protesters, meanwhile, will face up to three years and eight months in prison ...

Prosecutors filed felony charges on Thursday against 12 protesters, nearly all with ties to Stanford University, for breaking into an administration building and occupying it in 2024.

The conference included workshops, keynotes and critique sessions with industry professionals. Speakers included staff from student newspaper the Pepperdine Graphic, Los Angeles Times breaking news ...