Campus surveillance increases as crime continues to drop – Stony Brook Statesman
Stony Brook StatesmanCampus surveillance increases as crime continues to dropStony Brook StatesmanAccording to the 2014 Annual Security and Fire Report, popular crime, like burglary and drug arrests, have decreased significantly in recent years. And Assistant Chief of Police Eric Olsen stressed the importance of surveillance cameras to the campus …
University of New Mexico Campus Reports Show 4 Spring 2007
In this edition of the University of New Mexico's Campus Reports journalism students provide reports on buying books at UNM's Bookstore, safety problems with MySpace, UNM's Rec Services and a new cell phone law in Albuquerque.
UNM Bookstore: Kimberly Morris looks at book text book pricing at the UNM Bookstore and finds it a bit steep.
MySpace and local stalkers: Meghan White describes a case of stalking on Campus and tells how MySpace figured into it.
Rec Services: Richare Coté reports that UNM's Rec Services provides a lot more than weight benches and hoops.
Cell phones and driving in the Duke City: Sonia Rivera reports on the new quasi-ban on using a hand-held cell phone in Albuquerque.
Producers: Saba Mohammed and Cody Thomason
Campus Reports are produced by journalism students at the University of New Mexico.
Dept. Of Communication & Journalism, UNM
Producers: Saba Mohammed & Cody Thomason
Originally uploaded: Feb. 23, 2007.
Clery Security Report breaks down campus crime – PCC Courier
PCC CourierClery Security Report breaks down campus crimePCC CourierDrug related arrests are on the decline, while robberies and burglaries have become more frequent on PCC's campus, according to the statistics documented in the recently released Clery Security Report. The Clery Act, formally known as the “Crime …
How Rolling Stone blew it so badly on UVA fraternity rape story
To journalists and those fighting sexual assault on campus, Columbia University’s report on a Rolling Stone story about an alleged fraternity rape at the University of Virginia is jarring. The magazine already had acknowledged “discrepancies” in the 9,000-word account of a young woman known only as “Jackie” who claimed to have been gang-raped one night at the Phi Kappa Psi fraternity. For one …