Complete SDCCD survey on campus policing by April 30
Kathryn Gray, Multimedia Journalist
• April 30, 2021
As a result of the recent worldwide protests against use of force by police officers and systematic racism, the University of California, California State University and California Community Community Colleges are taking a hard look at whether campus police departments should even exist.
The cement is his bed. The staircase an umbrella. The double-paned glass a mirror to check his dreadlocks when the street lights are activated, which also illuminate his handwritten Peace 101 notes. He...
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On Oct. 1, Christopher Harper-Mercer fatally shot nine people and injured nine others in a rage-filled attack on Umpqua Community College in Roseburg, Oregon.
With this event still very fresh in everyone’s...
Safety on campus continues to be troublesome.
On March 3, a student was reported victim to a sexual battery incident behind a dumpster on the west side of the Learning Resource Center, which occurred...
When asked to imagine a campus police officer, it’s easy to picture an uptight officer, only concerned with writing parking tickets and kicking kids off of their skateboards, but that perception might...
Just a month into the new semester and a handful of crimes have been reported to Campus Police including theft and harassment.Three bikes and a purse were stolen on campus during the first three weeks...
