SANTA CRUZ, Calif. – “Afrikan” students at the University of California, Santa Cruz who commandeered the school’s administration building got what they wanted Thursday after three days of yelling obscenities at local reporters, berating Jewish students and holding out for a list of specific demands.

Students with the Afrikan/Black Student Alliance blockaded themselves inside Kerr Hall in the university’s Stevenson College Tuesday and refused to leave until UCSC officials agreed to a list of demands that included guaranteed housing for black students, a white dorm on campus to be pained in “Pan-Afrikan colors” of red, black and green, and “in-person diversity competency training” for all incoming students, among other things.

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“We will be here until our demands are met and we are not leaving until our demands are met,” an unidentified spokeswoman told NBC Bay Area Tuesday.

The Santa Cruz Sentinel reports the students spent the week camped out in the building, where they screamed at the news site’s reporters for “trespassing” and chanted social justice slogans.

Jewish students on campus also alleged their Afrikan classmates assaulted them during a rally that preceded the occupation on Tuesday.

“Our students were, on three separate instances, subjected to protesters yelling, (expletives and anti-Semitic insults) and one of our Israeli flags was torn down,” Santa Cruz Hillel Director Sarah Cohen Domont told the Sentinel. “The ABSA called for protesters to stand in solidarity with their Palestinian brothers and sisters.”

While holding out, the students also spoke with Fox News’ Tucker Carlson and defended the demand to paint a dorm “entirely” in “Pan-Afrikan” colors.

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“Having that red, black and green house in the middle of Stevenson College, which is a predominantly white-serving college, is a matter of symbolism and visibility,” student Imari Reynolds told Carlson. “Black students are on this campus. We do exist and we do pay to go here, just like our counterparts and we do deserve to be seen here on this campus.”

Around 4 p.m. Thursday, about three days after students took over the building, Chancellor George Blumenthal met with 10 protesters “despite fearing for his safety,” and acquiesced to the group’s demands, KSBW reports.

Around 5:30 p.m., UCSC spokesman Scott Hernandez-Jason announced the college committed to several specific demands to end the stand-off.

According to the Sentinel, those included:

  • UCSC committed to extending up to a four-year housing guarantee to all students from underrepresented communities who applied to and live in the Rosa Parks African American Theme House.
  • UCSC committed to converting the first floor lounge area of the Rosa Parks African American Theme House from housing back to a community lounge space.
  • USCS committed to painting the exterior of the Rosa Parks African American Theme House in the Pan-Afrikan colors red, gold and green.
  • USCS committed to delivering a mandatory “educational diversity” orientation to all incoming freshmen and transfer students.

The black Afrikan students whooped and hollered and chanted “Black Lives Matter” as Hernandez-Jason announced in front of Kerr Hall Thursday evening that students will get their way.

Other groups on campus are taking note of the group’s successful tactics.

“Congratulations to the UCSC Afrikan/Black Student Alliance for their super inspiring victory today! The UCSV administration as forced to commit to accommodating their demands, after they led a takeover of the campus administration building (Kerr Hall) for 3 days, refusing to leave until the demands were met,” the Santa Cruz Indigenous Solidarity posted to Facebook.

“Hundreds of other students joined them in solidarity. We’re so powerful when we all stand together with this kind of courage. Also, fantastic organizing on the part of A/BSA.”