Gallery: SU community members protest Kavanaugh on Quad

Freshman communications and rhetorical studies major Nicole Aramboles speaks to demonstrators on the steps of Hendricks Chapel. Dan Lyon | The Daily Orange

Senior geography major Janet Flores speaks about the intersection of women's oppression and indigenous people at the demonstration. Dan Lyon | The Daily Orange

Protesters Crystal Letona, Abby Henry, Janet Flores and Clark Bermudez address the crowd on issues of sexual violence. Dan Lyon | The Daily Orange

Demonstrators move from the Huntington Beard Crouse Hall to the steps in front of Hendricks Chapel for the protest of Brett Kavanaugh. Dan Lyon | The Daily Orange

Freshman music industry major Erin Manion chants, "stand up, fight back," along with fellow demonstrators at Hendricks Chapel. Dan Lyon | The Daily Orange

Clark Bermudez, Mariah Bermeo, Crystal Letona and Abby Henry invite protesters to speak about their experiences with sexual violence. Corey Henry |The Daily Orange

The crowd voices their support for survivors of sexual assault. Corey Henry | The Daily Orange

Mya Pfeifer and Kate Carniol, along with other demonstrators, held a sign in support of victims of sexual assault. Corey Henry |The Daily Orange

Julia Rome holds a sign criticizing nominee Brett Kavanaugh, who has been accused by multiple women of sexual assault. Corey Henry | The Daily Orange

Students speak about sexual assault from the steps of Hendricks Chapel. Corey Henry | The Daily Orange

Cynthia Harris leans her head on Skye Prentice's shoulder as students protest Brett Kavanaugh. Corey Henry | The Daily Orange

Freshmen Abigail Tick and Nicole Aramboles react to one of the women speaking at the walk-out. Corey Henry | The Daily Orange

Over 100 demonstrators gather on the Quad in front of Hendricks Chapel to protest the nomination of Brett Kavanaugh to the Supreme Court. Corey Henry | The Daily Orange

One of the common points raised during the protest was disgust and anger felt by students directly and indirectly impacted by sexual assault and harassment. Dan Lyon | The Daily Orange