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Ray Kelly lecture canceled amidst student, community protest
The event was canceled half an hour in, following heated remarks by audience members.
Articles by Jillian Lanney (43)
Kelly lecture spurs student, community backlash
Protesters have objected to the NYPD commissioner’s vocal support of racially-charged policing methods.
Weekend crime update: Oct. 11-13
The following is an account of crime events that took place this weekend, reported by DPS Deputy Chief of Police Paul Shanley.
U. officials deny ‘crackdown’ on frat parties
Some students say they have noticed more rigid enforcement of security and safety policies.
Weekend Crime Update: Oct. 4-6
Laptop thefts remain the most common type of crime on campus this semester.
Barring burglaries, crime rates show upward spike
Seventeen cases of forcible sex offenses were reported in 2012, up from seven in 2011 and nine in 2010.
Construction, relocations, vacancies change Thayer’s landscape
Construction of luxury apartments has displaced some Thayer businesses but vacancies remain.
Weekend Crime Update: Sept. 27-29
The semester’s high incidence of laptop theft continued this weekend when three laptops were reported stolen from two unlocked rooms in Wayland House.
Weekend crime update: Sept. 20-22
The following is an account of crime events that took place this weekend.
Weekend crime update: Sept. 13-15
This weekend saw two residence hall thefts and one incident of indecent exposure.
Multimedia by Jillian Lanney (76)
Kelly lecture spurs student, community backlash
Protesters have objected to the NYPD commissioner’s vocal support of racially-charged policing methods.
Weekend crime update: Oct. 11-13
The following is an account of crime events that took place this weekend, reported by DPS Deputy Chief of Police Paul Shanley.
U. officials deny ‘crackdown’ on frat parties
Some students say they have noticed more rigid enforcement of security and safety policies.
Weekend Crime Update: Oct. 4-6
Laptop thefts remain the most common type of crime on campus this semester.
Barring burglaries, crime rates show upward spike
Seventeen cases of forcible sex offenses were reported in 2012, up from seven in 2011 and nine in 2010.
Construction, relocations, vacancies change Thayer’s landscape
Construction of luxury apartments has displaced some Thayer businesses but vacancies remain.
Weekend Crime Update: Sept. 27-29
The semester’s high incidence of laptop theft continued this weekend when three laptops were reported stolen from two unlocked rooms in Wayland House.
Weekend crime update: Sept. 20-22
The following is an account of crime events that took place this weekend.
Weekend crime update: Sept. 13-15
This weekend saw two residence hall thefts and one incident of indecent exposure.
