A student athlete is no longer enrolled at Gettysburg College after a racial slur was etched onto a teammate’s chest, school officials say.

A disturbing incident at Gettysburg College has left students and faculty reeling after a sophomore became the victim of a hate crime. A fellow student-athlete, whom the victim had considered a friend, allegedly carved a racial slur into their chest, an act that has raised serious concerns about safety and inclusivity on campus.

Earlier this month, a Gettysburg College student used a box cutter to write a racial slur on another student's chest during a social gathering on campus. The incident is under campus investigation.

A student-athlete at Gettysburg College allegedly scratched a racial slur on a swim teammate’s chest with a box cutter.

Gettysburg College on Tuesday confirmed one of the swimmers who was suspended last week is no longer a student there.

The school said two students from the swim team were suspended from participation in team activities while an investigation is conducted.

A college swimmer is no longer enrolled at the school after allegedly etching a racial slur on a teammate's chest.

The Gettysburg College swim team has released a statement after a student on the team reportedly scratched a racial slur onto another student.