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KENT, Ohio (WJW) – Police at Kent State University are investigating after a swastika was painted on campus.
According to the University, they are not sure when the swastika was painted. They did not say where it was found.
“Its appearance serves as a reminder of the threat of extremism and the need for all of us to denounce the growing wave of racism, intolerance and violence in our nation,” the University said in a statement.
“The recent appearance of this symbol of hate is a reminder of the work ahead of us during perilous times.”
FOX 8 is reaching out to Kent State police for more information about the discovery.
The University is offering counseling for students and employees.
More information here.
