An Oct. 7 discussion featuring a pro-Israel activist was moved off campus after NYU Law administrators told students to postpone it as a preemptive measure against potential protest in the area. On Sept. 10, Penelope Fernandes, who oversees institutional programming at the NYU School of Law, requested that the group postpone the event to ensure a “disruption-free” program. However, one week later, Fernandes told the students that they could not host Shapiro on Oct. 7 at all. “Shapiro is welcome to come speak here at NYU Law and has appeared here in the past,” Orey said. The law school is hosting several speakers that week, including one at the Federalist Society on Oct. 8.