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Four Boston College students were attacked with acid at a train station in southern France Sunday, The Boston Globe reported. The four women, all juniors, were treated for burns at a Marseille hospital and released, according to Jack Dunn, a spokesman for the college. Dunn said one of the students plans to visit an eye doctor Monday. He said that while the students were injured, they appear to have avoided what could have been more serious injuries.
The students were identified as Charlotte Kaufman, Michelle Krug and Courtney Siverling, all of whom are enrolled in Boston College’s study abroad program in Paris, and Kelsey Kosten, who is studying at Copenhagen Business School. A 41-year-old woman has been arrested in connection with the attack, which occurred at Marseille’s Saint Charles train station.
