At least, the closest reported version of the truth the university is willing to give. On Sept. 16 a female English First student reported that a male suspect forcefully held her and grabbed her breasts and buttocks at UPA Building 11. On Sept. 15 a female EF student reported that she was raped in her room in UPA Building 11. On Sept. 13 a male student was reportedly confronted by seven men at the west entrance of UPA Building 8 and repeatedly punched in the face by one of the men, causing moderate injury. Rape, battery, sexual battery and burglary are some pretty serious crimes and CSUN's administration should take notice.
Violent crime is unacceptable.
If CSUN doesn't have the money to hire enough Campus police officers to make the campus safe, then perhaps they should get their priorities straight and find the funds. Maybe the safety of our students, faculty and staff is more important than, say, a recreation center. We as students can and will not except a campus that is not safe. We demand that the university acknowledge and rectify the problems that allow these crimes to occur. Crime cannot be entirely stopped, but it can be prevented.