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Crime on campus
Stats for UCSD and SDSU
Crime statistics are out from the Clery Report, required by federal law to be filed annually.
Rape was on the rise at UCSD during 2016, with ten cases reported, versus eight the year before, according to the school’s latest Clery Report, required by federal law to be filed annually. Arson reports also jumped, from 4 to 7. Hate crimes went from zero to three, including “one on-campus intimidation incident characterized by gender identity bias.”
Over at cross-town rival San Diego State, rapes fell to 7 from 19 in 2015. On the other hand, robberies leapt from 5 to 14, with drug-law arrests rising to 89 from 86.
Jack McGrory, the controversial former San Diego city manager who is leading the charge against the SoccerCity plan to privatize what used to be called Qualcomm Stadium, is being inducted into Junior Achievement’s Hall of Fame.
Other inductees set for a November 2 gala at the Fairmont Grand del Mar are basketball star Bill Walton and his wife Lori; downtown lawyer Janice Brown; and ramen noodle soup exporter Wendy Gillespie.
Here's something you might be interested in.
Crime on campus
Stats for UCSD and SDSU
Crime on campus
Stats for UCSD and SDSU
Crime statistics are out from the Clery Report, required by federal law to be filed annually.
Rape was on the rise at UCSD during 2016, with ten cases reported, versus eight the year before, according to the school’s latest Clery Report, required by federal law to be filed annually. Arson reports also jumped, from 4 to 7. Hate crimes went from zero to three, including “one on-campus intimidation incident characterized by gender identity bias.”
Over at cross-town rival San Diego State, rapes fell to 7 from 19 in 2015. On the other hand, robberies leapt from 5 to 14, with drug-law arrests rising to 89 from 86.
Jack McGrory, the controversial former San Diego city manager who is leading the charge against the SoccerCity plan to privatize what used to be called Qualcomm Stadium, is being inducted into Junior Achievement’s Hall of Fame.
Other inductees set for a November 2 gala at the Fairmont Grand del Mar are basketball star Bill Walton and his wife Lori; downtown lawyer Janice Brown; and ramen noodle soup exporter Wendy Gillespie.
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