According to an email sent to Terrace Club members on Thursday, Feb. 14, Fey Popoola ’20 has resigned as the club’s president.
The email was sent by the club’s vice president Franklin Maloney ’20, who did not respond to multiple requests for comment.
In an email to The Daily Princetonian, Popoola noted that she is “trying to get some distance and rest.” She deferred additional comment to the current club officers.
Popoola, however, shared with The Daily Princetonian her reply to a post on Tiger Confessions, a Facebook group where students can submit anonymous confessions.
“I stepped down and left on Wednesday as it was the best choice for me,” she wrote in the comment. “I’m taking some time to breathe and relax and write poetry. I’m alright, and Terrace has burnt down twice before and is still bringing Vic Mensa tomorrow. All good on Washington Road and beyond.”
According to a written statement from the Terrace Graduate Board Chair Alexander Shermansong ’97, the presidential duties will be shared by Maloney, Joseph Collins ’20, Milo Hughes ’20, Sydney Wilder ’20, and Alexander Cavoli ’20 while the club decides “on the best path forward.”
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