PHOTOS: South Dakota Mines students hold "Take Back the Night" March
Dozens of South Dakota Mines students gathered for the "Take Back the Night" March Friday. Students held signs and chanted as they marched across campus to support sexual assault victims.
Students march from the quad on the Mines Campus holding signs supporting sexual assault survivors.
A student holds a sign that reads "believe survivors" during the "Take Back the Night" March on the Mines Campus Friday, April 28.
Students make posters to carry during South Dakota Mines' "Take Back the Night" March Friday, April 28.
A student carries a sign that reads "victim, survivor, advocate" during South Dakota Mines' "Take Back the Night" March.
Mines students holding signs in support of sexual assault survivors pose for a picture in the quad.
Dozens of South Dakota Mines students marched across campus Friday, April 28 for "Take Back the Night," which capped off National Crime Victims Rights Week.
Students march holding signs that read "no means no" and "consent is key."
Students pick out posters to carry during South Dakota Mines' "Take Back the Night" March Friday, April 28.
Students march across the South Dakota Mines Campus Friday, April 28.
Dozens of students marched around the Mines Campus Friday afternoon to support victims of sexual assault.
Mines students holding signs in support of sexual assault survivors pose for a picture ahead of the "Take Back the Night" March Friday, April 28.
Dozens of South Dakota Mines students marched across campus for "Take Back the Night," part of National Crime Victims Rights Week. The students chanted "no means no" as they crossed the campus quad.
South Dakota Mines' "Take Back the Night" March began at the campus quad Friday, April 28.
"Shatter the silence, stop the violence," reads one student's sign.Â
A student makes a sign supporting sexual assault victims to carry during the South Dakota Mines "Take Back the Night" March Friday, April 28.
Students hold signs supporting sexual assault survivors at the South Dakota Mines campus quad Friday, April 28.
A Mines student holds a sign reading "consent is key" during the 2023 "Take Back the Night" March.
Dozens of South Dakota Mines students gathered at the campus quad to participate in the "Take Back the Night" March Friday, April 28.
Darsha Dodge
City Editor, Staff Photographer
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