A man has been found guilty of a series of racially-charged bouts of vandalism that caused much disturbance in the campus of Salisbury University, Maryland, throughout the past academic year, according to local authorities.
The SU campus community has experienced “a great deal of fear” since October last year as racist graffiti messages continued to be discovered in academic buildings. These incidents prompted the university to hire a new associate vice president for its Office of Diversity and Inclusion this April, amid campus closure due to public health emergency. Local law enforcement agencies, as well as the FBI, participated in the investigation.
