Student office vandalized at Boston College Law School

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The BC officials said that vandals scribbled homophobic words on the walls of a place where a group of LGBT students used to meet. The incident happened over the weekend and the office was in a Boston College Law School.

Boston College Police have been investigating the matter. A spokesman for the BC, Jack Dunn, said that the doors of the building and office were found unlocked and the graffiti was spotted inside the office on Tuesday morning.

A co-chairman of the Lambda association Jason Triplett said he had always felt safe on the campus and had never thought that such a misdeed could have happened at BC Law School. However, Triplett said that the administration responded really fast and took prompt action. The dean of the school Vincent Rougeau immediately left a meeting as soon as he had known about the graffiti.

Apart from homophobic words, racial slurs were also written on the walls of the office.