Report: Vanderbilt Police Investigating After Anti-Semitic Graffiti, Swastika Found Inside University Library
From The Tennessean:
Vanderbilt University police are investigating after a student discovered anti-Semitic comments and a swastika drawn on campus property.
Police responded Tuesday to a report of anti-Semitic graffiti at the Central Library after they said a student discovered anti-Semitic comments and a swastika drawn in ink on a study carrel. As of Wednesday, the graffiti had been removed.
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See Also: Full Text of Vanderbilt University Statement
See Also: From Last Week: University of North Carolina Police Begin Investigation After Anti-Semitic Posters Found in Davis Library
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