Pro-Palestinian protests are resurging on college campuses across North America as students push back against administrative restrictions. At the University of South Florida, the Tampa Bay chapter of Students for a Democratic Society organized a 'Stand with Palestine' rally despite being permanently expelled from campus, citing suppression of student voices. A national survey indicated that 77% of voters expect similar protests to increase as the school year starts. At Stony Brook University, around 50 protesters marched, echoing demands for financial transparency regarding university ties to Israel. Meanwhile, at the University of Waterloo, a pro-Palestinian group, previously sued for their protests, continues to rally without university approval, asserting their right to advocate for divestment from Israel. These events reflect a growing trend of activism among students advocating for Palestinian rights amidst ongoing violence in the region.