The student-run news site of Le Moyne College.

The Dolphin

The student-run news site of Le Moyne College.

The Dolphin

The student-run news site of Le Moyne College.

The Dolphin

Social Media and Self-Esteem: How to Manage Social Media Use
Mai Al Janabi, Staff Writer • December 1, 2023

Social media usage is often linked to self-esteem issues and mental health concerns, but given the advent of social networking sites, avoiding...

The Launch of the New Gender, Women, and Sexuality Center
Danny Mondelli, Assistant Editor in Chief • December 1, 2023

On October 18th, Le Moyne unveiled its new Gender, Women, and Sexuality Center in Reilly Hall. The event was organized by Dr. Farha Ternikar,...

Le Moyne College's Counseling Center: Your Gateway to Holistic Well-Being
Danny Mondelli, Assistant Editor in Chief • December 1, 2023

College is a whirlwind of new experiences, challenges, and personal growth. While being successful in college is of major importance to students,...

#DolphinsLiveWell: Making the Most of the Holiday Season
Maria C. Randazzo, Director, Wellness Center for Health and Counseling • November 27, 2023

We know that everyone is anxiously awaiting our the winter break: time to rest, regroup, and spend time with family. We also know that holidays...

Samara Chowdhury (25)
Tenacity in the Face of Adversity: Samara Chowdhury’s Experience as an International Student
Kamilla Shahzad, Staff Writer • November 19, 2023

Twenty-two-year-old Samara Chowdhury is a junior at Le Moyne College majoring in Biology, with a pre-health track. She was born in Atlanta, Georgia...

Security releases annual campus crime report

Security releases annual campus crime report

Each year, college campuses nationwide are required to release information regarding crime on campus and in the surrounding communities in the form of a report due each year by Oct. 1. The Le Moyne security office released a detailed report in the form of graph [shown below] Monday, Sept. 30 that outlines the various crimes on campus for 2012, 2011 and 2010.

This information has been required of all campuses since 1990 when the U.S. Department of Education [DEC] passed a federal regulation called the Jeanne Clery Disclosure of Campus Security Policy and Campus Crime Statistics Act, more commonly known as the Clery Act.

This year’s report shows a decrease in crime numbers across nearly every type of offense except alcohol violations, which show 79 more incidences for both on campus and off. A more detailed report on the increase in alcohol violations will be included in next week’s issue.

The annual security and fire safety compliance document is available on the Le Moyne College Security Department’s website. Hard copies are also available at the security office, the admissions office, the human resource office, and the campus life and leadership office.

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