For the second consecutive day Wednesday, student protest stopped a scheduled event on the DePauw University campus.

This time it was a press conference at Watson Forum in the Center for Contemporary Media at which DPU President Mark McCoy and Vice President Alan Hill were attempting to provide information concerning the Tuesday night protest during the Jenna Fischer Ubben Lecture at Kresge Auditorium and its aftermath.

Sign unfurled by protesters during Tuesday night program.
About 50 students, carrying signs that included such statements as "DePauw protects racists" and "We are not safe #DePauw KKK" and "Black Lives Matter" interrupted the press conference with the message, "Meet our demands; we are not safe."

The action came after at least six racially biased incidents have been reported on campus over the past week...