It doesn't take long for a thief to walk in, take what he wants and walk out unnoticed. Don't prop open or try to defeat the security features of any exterior Residence hall doors. If you find such a door propped open, please close it. If it won't lock, please notify the Resident Director or Resident Assistant - or call Security at ext. Adequately secure any property left outside, such as bicycles.
Bicycle theft is one of the more common crimes which occur on campus every year.
If you must walk across campus late at night, consider going with a friend or two. Thousand Oaks is one of the safest cities in the country, but that doesn't mean crimes never occur here. Don't be lulled into a false sense of security because of the peaceful surroundings. Police Officials may enter the campus at any time for any reason, including enforcement of traffic and parking laws, or entering the Residence Halls to conduct official business. Students who are found to be responsible for littering or vandalism in or around the campus will be fined and charged for the cost of clean-up or repair.