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

Another rally, organized by Students for Justice in Palestine, will be taking place on Tuesday at 4:30 p.m. at the Coffman Memorial Union Theatre.

About a dozen people gathered outside the Hennepin County jail Tuesday morning to demand the release of 11 University of Minnesota students and alumni who were arrested Monday during a protest inside a campus building.

Protesters vandalized the University of Minnesota, causing property damage and staff to be trapped; 11 were arrested.

A spokesperson for the University of Minnesota said protestors entered the building around 4 p.m. and began spray painting, breaking interior windows, and barricading the buildings entrances and exits.

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.

Dozens of University of Minnesota students rallied outside the Hennepin County Jail Tuesday, demanding the release of 11 people who were arrested in an occupation of a building on campus Monday.

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.

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

Demonstrations at the University of Minnesota are expected to continue Tuesday in support of the 11 pro-Palestinian protesters who were arrested​ while temporarily occupying an administrative building on campus.