As of press time, SDSU did not respond to a follow-up query about why the university believes Dylan's death was related to the school's Greek life rather than bed safety. Official statements on theuniversity's website The bottom line: It was well worth the wait. It was funny, emotional, surprising, and incredibly heartfelt. After one of the most tumultuous years, having theFriends I knew from the very beginning I wanted the judges to be fierce women that were doing amazing work within the communities that they are a part of. Each of them brought a different perspective, importance, and presence to the project and I think you can feel that when you're watching it. Arisce Wanzer is a phenomenal model and transgender rights activist. Alex LaRosa is an incredibly talented body positive model and blogger who started the #VisiblyPlusSize movement on Instagram. Alex Michael May is one of the most brilliant creatives I've seen on Instagram—she's just a bundle of light and positivity and is literally everyone's body positive BFF. And Bevin Branlandingham is one of the most compassionate and smartest people I know and is changing the way we see, move, and value our bodies through her Fat Kid Dance Party. Honestly, everyone in the video, including "The Fuckbois," none of which are actually toxic, are my friends and I couldn't be more grateful for such supportive and truly talented people in my life.Instagram contentView on InstagramTV “Dylan would still be with us today if the school provided him with a normal height bed or loft with sufficient safety rail,” one SDSU parent wrote ina petition