According to the Hartford Courant, the Wesleyan Board of Trustees pledged to make a vote on divesting from Israel. The vote could come as early as Sept. 22.

Administrators also agreed to to disclose investments the university holds in defense industries and Israeli companies, but the university’s Students for Justice in Palestine chapter wanted a complete divestment.

“While we celebrate these actions, we are deeply disappointed that the University has delayed the processes of commitment to full divestment, disclosure, academic boycott, and continues to target vulnerable student protestors,”  the group wrote on Sunday in an Instagram post.