Violent crime is not the norm

While incidents like Friday’s stabbing outside Kerckhoff Hall draw much attention, university officials said in reality violent crime on campus is fairly rare. Since 2003, university police have not recorded any homicides, and Nancy Greenstein, director of police community services at UCPD, said assault is the most common type of crime police respond to. In […]

UCPD will not remove homeless people

Though Los Angeles police have begun cracking down on transients sleeping on sidewalks in the city, university police said they have no plans to do the same on campus. Nancy Greenstein, director of police community services at UCPD, said police will likely leave homeless people on campus alone unless they create a disturbance. “It’s situational,” […]

New Briefs

Fire damages abandoned fraternity house A fire broke out early Monday morning at an abandoned fraternity house on Gayley Avenue, according to the Los Angeles Fire Department. The vacant former Sigma Phi Epsilon house reportedly caught fire at about 2 a.m. LAFD firefighters arrived shortly thereafter and were able to confine the blaze to the […]

USAC tackles goals, deals with division

The Undergraduate Students Association Council has set a variety of lofty goals for the upcoming year, though disagreement within the council has already stalled some of its work. USAC’s two main goals are to increase student representation within the administration and increase campus safety. Other goals include facilitating the freshman and transfer adjustment process and […]