Record Bike Thefts Plague Campus
Mikaela Slade, News Writer
September 24, 2015
The first four weeks of school have seen a record-number of bike thefts on campus, according to Whitman Campus Security. Security Officers and the Walla Walla Police Department have received reports of bikes being stolen from all over campus, ranging everywhere from North Hall to Anderson Hall, as well as at off-campus houses.
Backhoe disrupts Whitman, regional communications
Lane Barton
February 5, 2015
On Friday, Jan. 23, the Whitman College campus experienced a loss of cell service and access to 911 after a fiber optic cable was cut by a backhoe operator. The severed cable disrupted communication in surrounding counties at approximately 2 p.m. Collaboration between Campus Security, the Dean of Students...
Cooperation between Campus Security, WWPD keeps students safe
Lane Barton
September 18, 2014
As Whitman students have returned to campus, the need for Campus Security and local law enforcement to make sure that students are safe and acting responsibly has increased. Improved collaboration and identification of the loose roles of Campus Security and the Walla Walla Police Department in the...
Escort team makes campus security visible
Serena Runyan
September 18, 2014
Twenty-eight Whitman students can be seen this year patrolling campus with vests that read "Escort." These student escorts, employed by Whitman's Campus Security office, not only provide a valuable service to the Whitman community, but they allow security officers like John DeLaney to spend more time...
Security breaches on Whitman campus prompt changes in swipe system
Shelly Le
November 3, 2011
This article was co-authored by Patricia Vanderbilt. On the Whitman campus, Whitman ID cards are both credit card and key. One swipe allows access to dorms and other campus buildings, authorizes purchases to a student account, charges meals or flex dollars from a Bon Appétit meal plan and checks...
Security reveals potential high-risk locations on campus
Sam Chapman
November 3, 2011
The landscape of campus changes when you're a Whitman security officer. A peaceful place to sit and read or an easy path to take to get to class could become a more dangerous area after dark. These spots: whether poorly lit at night or difficult to see from trafficked areas: see criminal activity more...
Whitman students must balance caution, sense of security
William Witwer
October 28, 2009
First-year Maggie Appleton feels utterly safe in her Whitman bubble and is not paranoid about members of the Walla Walla community wreaking havoc upon her notions of security. "The really dodgy ones that are going to potentially gang rape someone don't come to hear talks on the U.S. foreign oil trade...
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