On June 6, a statue of Egerton Ryerson—one of the designers of the residential school system—was vandalized and subsequently toppled outside Ryerson University; university president Mohamed Lachemi said the statue would not be replaced or restored.[54] [54] Students and faculty have called on the university to no longer use the Ryerson name, preferring instead to refer to it as "X University".[54][55] Two of the school's publications, The Ryersonian and the Ryerson Review of Journalism, have said they would be renamed.[56] A bust and painting of Ryerson at the Ontario Legislative Building were subsequently removed.[57]