More than a month after assistant professor Eman Abdelhadi was arrested on charges of violent felonies at an anti-immigration rally, the University of Chicago has remained silent on her employment status. Abdelhadi, who faces multiple counts of aggravated battery and resisting arrest, continues to be listed as faculty, and the university has not confirmed whether any disciplinary action has been taken. The institution has reiterated its commitment to campus safety and condemned political violence, but has not addressed Abdelhadi's specific case. Abdelhadi is known for her outspoken activism against federal immigration enforcement and has previously criticized the university, while student groups and campus media have increased their focus on immigration enforcement activities in the area.