By Kait Bedell & Hanna Babek – News Editor & 1851 Contributor
In recent weeks, the community has received several emails from campus police and the IT department warning students, staff and faculty members of recent phishing emails.
Continue reading “Phishing scams plague campus community”By Holly Feola & Josh Wolmer – Opinion Editor & 1851 Contributor
While on a nightly patrol on September 7, Campus Police discovered the letter “L” from the Lasell University sign on Woodland Road was missing. They sent an email to the community asking for any assistance the public could provide and assured given information would remain confidential. A photo of the vandalized sign was included in the email, reading “asell University.”
Continue reading “OK, so who took the “L”?”Karissa Gaughan – 1851 Staff
As of Wednesday, April 27 the main Emergency Blue Light call box next to Carpenter House remains unfunctional. Many students on campus notice the big blue poles while walking around, and also notice that a piece of paper, once labeling it “Out of Order,’’ seems to have gone missing from the side at one point. It’s meant to instill a sense of safety in the campus community, but the campus Blue Light call boxes have a history of not working.
Continue reading “Emergency campus Blue Lights are going blackout”
Residents of Holt Hall were evacuated early on Thursday, Oct. 19, after power lines intertwined with a fallen tree right outside of the building as a result of high-speed winds and heavy rain. The storm disconnected power to Holt around 2 a.m., including power to fire, smoke and CO2 detectors. It partially dis- connected power to Butterworth Hall. Residential Life, Eversource, Facilities Management and Campus Police worked to solve this issue, informing students who lived in those buildings via email they could return to their rooms at 8:35 p.m. that night.
By Emily Long, Claire Crittendon & Taylor Viles – Digital Editor, Feature Editor & 1851 Staff
Content Warning: domestic violence and rape
Campus Police and Human Resources recently released the Annual Security and Fire Safety Report for the 2018 calendar year via an email. The report is released in accordance with the Jeanne Clery Disclosure of Campus Security Policy and Crime Statistics Act (Clery Act).
Continue reading “Annual security and fire safety report released”
One service that Campus Police have always provided and continue to provide, are safety escorts. These escorts are available to any student who feels unsafe at any time of day.
Continue reading “Campus Police have a singular mission: To keep the Lasell community safe”
By Nicole Yeager – 1851 Contributor
The Lasell College Campus Police website states, “The safety of our community rests with all of us…. Problems can be prevented if Campus Police is contacted whenever one detects suspicious behavior or individuals. The best security is prevention”. Up until March 31, I believed that Campus Police wanted to keep me and my fellow students safe…I was proven wrong.
Colin Froment – Co-Editor-In-Chief
Finally, our prayers have been answered. Thank you, Campus Police, for allowing stu- dents to park their cars on campus once again.
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