Campus Safety Lacks Transparency and Student Voices
Continuing his series on policing structures at Amherst College, Staff Writer Fritz Lalley ’25 discusses the Campus Safety Advisory Committee.
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In Students We Trust
The Editorial Board questions the Board of Trustees’ authority in the recent campus safety decision, calling for the prioritization of student experience and a more collaborative process for making decisions regarding campus life.
Letter to the Editor: Reframing the Campus Safety Conversation
As tempers flare on campus and the rhetoric heats up, it’s easy to forget how
far our community already has come in the debate about campus policing and the
many constructive ideas that students and staff have floated. Faculty members
have a responsibility now to help these deliberations move
Letter to the Editor: Divest & Disarm
Students have led the campaign for a more inclusive, safe and integrated campus
community — one that by definition can no longer include the presence of police
with guns. At the faculty meeting on Tuesday, April 6, Chief of Police and
Director of Public Safety John Carter presented proposed changes that