College president who canceled classes after students with ‘sticks and baseball bats’ caused $10,000 of property damage has spoken out

Evergreen State College closed for several days at the beginning of June as protests over racial issues turned violent.

Reports emerged of students wielding “sticks and bats” and causing $10,000 of property damage. A threat to “execute as many people on that campus as I can get ahold of” was called into emergency operators.

The school has since reopened, but has faced harsh criticism in light of the incident. A state lawmaker introduced a bill to pull funding from the Washington state-based public college.

Evergreen’s president, George S. Bridges, penned an op-ed in The Seattle Times on Wednesday reflecting on read more >>>

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