"We don't accept! We won't give up!" the community once again said on the 100th day of their resistance despite a brutal crackdown on students by the government, with hundreds having been detained in the past months in protests against the rector appointment. 

School security once again tried to block alumni from entering the campus on April 13, although the crowds eventually got past the barricade to join the protest. 

Students also painted over a set of steps on the school's campus in rainbow colors, an issue that's caused great conflict between the Boğaziçi community and Ankara, with the latter exponentially increasing their homophobic rhetoric against the diverse body of students. President Erdoğan's ally Devlet Bahçeli went as far as to say that the queer community was terrorists. 

Students showed their solidarity with the queer community on April 13 by creating a colorful banner that read "Freedom to students, journalists, LGBTI+, women, universities and workers!"