A student from Santa Cecília University (Unisanta) was recently expelled after screenshots surfaced depicting him threatening a female colleague with sexual violence. The messages circulated widely on social media, prompting outrage and a swift response from the university and law enforcement. The police have initiated an investigation to ascertain the origin of the threats and the authenticity of the content.

According to the screenshots, the threats were made after the student expressed frustration in a group chat that the girl had seen his posts on Instagram but failed to respond to his WhatsApp messages. The threats included graphic language in which he stated he would rape her if she did not engage in sexual relations with him. Furthermore, he suggested he would physically attack her at a recent university party, indicating a troubling intent behind his words that signals deeper issues of misogyny and violence against women in academic settings.

This incident not only highlights the severity and consequences of such threats in educational environments but also raises questions about the culture within universities related to sexual harassment and peer interactions. As investigations continue, the case serves as a critical reminder of the need for institutions to address and prevent gender-based violence effectively, ensuring a safe atmosphere for all students.