Commentary: Public Safety director seeks student input
This writing is intended to address the relationship between the members of the Office of Public Safety and Emergency Management and our students.
This writing is intended to address the relationship between the members of the Office of Public Safety and Emergency Management and our students.
An arson was reported in Rowland Hall around 10:00 p.m. April 18.
Members of the Ithaca College Office of Public Safety and Emergency Management held an informal discussion with a group of students April 7 to discuss ways to form a better relationship between law enforcement and students.
The Ithaca College Student Government Association passed a bill March 23 calling for greater accountability within the Office of Public Safety and Emergency Management in the way Public Safety officers interact with students.
Freshman Adam* said he thought he was being careful when an officer caught him. He placed a blanket under the door, turned his fan on and faced it toward the open window.
December 19
Unlawful possession marijuana
LOCATION: Terraces
SUMMARY: Caller reported odor of marijuana.
SEPTEMBER 19
Possession of marijuana
Location: J-Lot
SUMMARY: Officer reported people with marijuana.
Although Public Safety is well prepared for emergency situations such as an active shooter on campus, faculty and staff are not as well prepared as they can be.
SEPTEMBER 15
Criminal mischief
Location: Emerson Hall
SUMMARY: Caller reported unknown person damaged exit sign.
According to the White House Council on Women and Girls, only 13 percent of students who are sexually assaulted report the crime to authorities.
SEPTEMBER 8
Fire alarm
Location: Terraces
SUMMARY: Simplex reported fire alarm.
The Office of Public Safety and Emergency Management has reported that the sexual assault that occurred on the walking trail behind the Wood Field in the early morning of Sept.