University of Missouri probes 'Hitler rules' on dorm poster

Jewish Student Organization says in statement that this constituted the fourth incident of Nazi symbolism in a year.

University of Missouri (photo credit: Wikimedia Commons)
University of Missouri
(photo credit: Wikimedia Commons)
The University of Missouri is investigating anti-Semitic vandalism in which "Hitler rules" was written on a dormitory poster, officials said on Tuesday, in the latest racial incident at the school.
The defaced poster was found at a residence hall. Campus police and the university's civil rights office were investigating, interim Chancellor Henry Foley said in a statement.
"We are angry to hear about yet another anti-Semitic incident in one of our residence halls over the weekend. This type of vandalism attacks everyone," he said.
The Jewish Student Organization said in a statement that it was the fourth incident of Nazi symbolism in a year.
The school's Residence Halls Association has reported that a swastika drawn in feces was found at a dorm building last fall.
The 35,000-student campus in Columbia was roiled by protests last year over what demonstrators saw as soft handling of reported racial incidents on campus.