Law enforcement drives into students.

State troopers have entered the encampment, while protesters close in on them chanting “hands off our students.”

Multiple protesters have been detained and the encampment has visibly decreased but remains.

Clash emerges between troopers, Austin police and protesters, with law enforcement attempting to pull a tarp out from under the protesters.

10-15 more Austin police officers arrived and continue to make arrests. Protesters' arms remain linked as police try to remove them from one another.

Estimated 20-30 protesters remain in the encampment while some leave voluntarily and others are detained.

About 20 more Austin police have entered the encampment.

Protesters cannot access water or medical treatment unless they voluntarily leave the encampment or a medic leads them out.

Students begin chanting "Hartzell out" with 10 protesters left in the encampment.

All protesters on the encampment have been arrested.

25 students form barrier on Inner Campus Drive to prevent sheriff's bus filled with arrested protesters from leaving. 10 state troopers on motorcycles block them and say, "you have 2 minutes to move or you willl be on that bus."

Law enforcement has started using pepper spray against protesters, and the majority of the protesters have moved to Sutton Hall and 22nd Street.

Protesters march toward and reoccupy South Mall chanting "off our campus," as law enforcement retreat east.

Two loud explosions from earlier have been reported as flashbangs, per KXAN.

Law enforcement have loaded onto a CapMetro bus and are reversing down Inner Campus Drive, while a crowd gathers at the front to chant, "fuck you fascists."

State troopers, Austin police and UTPD retreat from Inner Campus Drive, followed by protesters.

Arrested protesters who were being held in the Tower are now being loaded onto a Travis County Sheriff’s Department bus.

43 arrests have been confirmed as of 5 p.m., per Austin Lawyers Guild.

Law enforcement deploys more pepper spray against protesters gathered by the FAC on the northeast end of the Tower.

State troopers and APD leave campus, while UTPD exited to the Tower. Protesters have reassembled on South Mall.

UPDATE: Law enforcement arrested 79 protesters yesterday, according to the Travis County Sheriff’s Office. Seventy-eight were charged with criminal trespassing, one has an additional charge of Obstructing a Highway or Passageway and one is charged with Interfering with Public Duties.

UPDATE: Thirty-four of the 79 protesters arrested on Monday are UT students. The other 45 are non-UT affiliated, and no faculty/staff were arrested, a UT spokesperson said.

All protesters arrested Monday have been released, but none of their charges were dropped, according to a lawyer with the Austin Lawyers Guild.