The University of Wisconsin-Madison has suspended its Students for Justice in Palestine chapter until January 2026 after finding it violated multiple campus policies during a protest in April. The group disrupted a campus event featuring a former United States ambassador to the United Nations, leading to an investigation and disciplinary action. University officials cited breaches such as improper use of amplified sound, disruption of campus order, and violations of leafleting rules. The chapter is appealing the suspension, which will be followed by a probation period through May 2026. Students for Justice in Palestine chapters nationwide have faced ongoing scrutiny for their activism and recent incidents at other universities have drawn further attention to the group.