The Ithacan

The Office of Facilities is working to address student reports that flying squirrels have been scurrying around in the Terraces Residence Halls at Ithaca College.

A vape pen charging in a laptop computer in Talcott Hall caused a small fire in one of the first floor dorm rooms around 1 p.m. Dec. 9.

Like many colleges and universities around the country, Ithaca College’s number of reported rapes has risen the past few years.

Three burglaries occurred at the Ithaca College Circle Apartments sometime during the night of Nov. 9 and the morning of Nov. 10, according to the Office of Public Safety and Emergency Management.

A two-car collision at the main entrance to Ithaca College on Danby Road occurred on the night of Nov. 1.

Ithaca College’s Office of Public Safety and Emergency Management published the Annual Security and Fire Safety Report on Sept. 25, which shows an increase in reported rapes and drug violations.

The college has rolled out its pilot program for a new online system for students, faculty and staff to report instances of bias: the Bias Impact Reporting Form.

This week on “In My Own Words,” Glenn Epps talks with Administrative Lieutenant Tom Dunn and Andrew Kosinuk, crime prevention and community events liason, from the Office of Public Safety and Emergency Management.

The officers found weapons, ammunition, equipment commonly used to assemble destructive devices, medical trauma supplies, food rations and fireworks.

This week on Past Deadline, Host Grace Elletson speaks to Senior Staff Writer Max Denning about his most recent article concerning the external assessment of The Office of Public Safety and Emergency Management that was released on Feb.

The college should absolutely develop this comprehensive strategic plan to address bias-based policing.

“People don’t realize how much work they have to do and how much time they have to spend doing it. And most people don’t know that we are really understaffed.”