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By Jiho Kang
Herman K. Euhpal '16 and Isabel H. Evans '14 prepare candles to reflect upon sexual assault and rape culture at Memorial Church on Wednesday evening. This candlelight vigil was the final event culminating a series of Take Back the Night events hosted by the Office of Sexual Assault Prevention and Response.
Herman K. Euhpal '16 and Isabel H. Evans '14 prepare candles to reflect upon sexual assault and rape culture at Memorial Church on Wednesday evening. This candlelight vigil was the final event culminating a series of Take Back the Night events hosted by the Office of Sexual Assault Prevention and Response.

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