It’s the second lawsuit filed this year over arrests at Auraria protests. The Auraria protests, part of a national wave of campus demonstrations, unfolded on the Tivoli Quad, a public lawn designated by the Auraria Higher Education Center (AHEC) for activities such as debates, rallies, and protests. Throughout April, students and community members gathered on the Auraria campus to condemn Israeli military actions in Gaza. “None of the arrested protesters was in a tent or within the encampment when the police arrived,” the complaint states. They also want an injunction preventing ACPD from disrupting lawful protests in campus public spaces.