Former OSU Student Cited After Porn Video Surfaces

SALEM, Ore. — A woman identified as 19-year-old Kendra Jane Sunderland was arrested Tuesday in connection with a sexually explicit video shot at the Oregon State University Library.

The 31-minute webcam video ended up on XNXX.com and PornHub.com, where Sunderland is said to have exposed her breasts and vagina while also licking and touching herself on the sixth floor of the library.

“The video was shot with Sunderland’s laptop and it appears she is exchanging typed messages with someone watching her performance in real time,” the Smoking Gun said. “At one point, Sunderland pulls down her jeans to reveal her panties, and then turns around and grabs her exposed buttocks."

Campus porn stars appear to be an emerging adult filmmaking category, particularly after the entry of Duke University’s Bella Knox, Florida State University’s Mia Khalifa and now Sunderland.

Sunderland, a former OSU student, was cited for public indecency and released by the Oregon State Police.

However, she faces as much as one year in jail and a fine of $6,250 if found guilty of the misdemeanor charge she faces.

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