The University of Guelph has completed its investigation into a graffiti-themed Aggie pub night. As a part of the event, students painted graffiti on other participants’ t-shirts; Guelph News reports that some students at the event were wearing “shirts marked with racist, antisemitic, anti-Black, homophobic, and other hateful language and symbols.” The university said that students who violated university policy have been referred to the Office of Student Accountability. The Student Federation of the Ontario Agricultural College said that the actions do not reflect the values of the college, and that they “encourage students to speak up, support one another, and choose empathy in their actions.” Aggie pub events have reportedly been cancelled for the rest of the academic year.
