Tyler Church at the Minnesota Daily was inside Morrill Hall when the UMN Students for a Democratic Society barricaded doors and windows in an occupation.

University officials say the protesters entered the building and caused property damage, including spray paint in the building and windows being broken.

Police responded to Morrill Hall shortly after the University of Minnesota’s Students for a Democratic Society chapter said it had occupied the building.

Pro-Palestinian protesters took over Morrill Hall Monday afternoon, the building that houses the university's administrative offices. The action follows last spring when protesters camped out on the mall for days.

Protests continued at the University of Minnesota Tuesday after 11 people were arrested the night before after barricading themselves inside Morrill Hall, and damaging the building. Across town, outside the Hennepin County Justice Center,

Around 50 people attended a pro-Palestine protest Tuesday in solidarity with Monday’s occupation of Morrill Hall at the University of Minnesota. Put on by Students for Justice in Palestine

The University of Minnesota saw another protest on its campus on Tuesday afternoon. Students, alumni, and faculty gathered at the University of Minnesota during an emergency rally on Tuesday in support of the 11 pro-Palestinian protesters arrested on Monday during their occupation of Morrill Hall.

Protestors entered Morrill Hall on the University of Minnesota campus on Monday, spray painting walls and barricading building entrances before ultimately being arrested by university police.

University officials say the protestors entered the building and are causing property damage and restricting people from entering and exiting the building.