Pro-Palestinian protesters returned to the University of South Florida campus Wednesday night, but this time, there were no arrests.
The roughly 200 protesters gathered at the corner of Fowler Avenue and 56th Street in Temple Terrace before marching west to USF.
Once there, they gathered at MLK Plaza, where ten protesters were arrested Tuesday night after tear gas was deployed against a protest encampment.
Protesters have denounced the decision, but it was made because the USF Police Department said multiple protesters had shields and umbrellas and an intent to resist police officers, even after they were told to disperse.
WFTS Wednesday night, there was no such clash between protesters and law enforcement.
Protesters gathered in the plaza to give speeches and pray before marching back to Temple Terrace.
Protesters generally stayed on sidewalks and stopped at crosswalks during the march. Officers blocked a few busy intersections to make sure the march stayed safe.
The Pro-Palestinian protesters said they felt they were successful at sharing their message.