Crime on College Campuses
Since 1992, all colleges have been required by federal law to compile annual statistics about crime on their campuses and to provide them to their students and staff members.
2002-03 (for subscribers)
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Crimes by numbers in 2002 and 2003, and percentage changes
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Crime by type of institution in 2002 and 2003
1997-98 (for subscribers)
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For the 12th Straight Year, Arrests for Alcohol Rise on College Campuses (6/24/2005)
Previous years' articles (for subscribers)
Drug and Alcohol Arrests Increased on Campuses in 2001 (5/16/2003)
Drug and Alcohol Arrests Increased on Campuses in 2000 (2/1/2002)
Drug and Alcohol Arrests Increased in 1999 (2/2/2001)
Arrests at Colleges Surge for Alcohol and Drug Violations (6/9/2000)
Shift in Crime-Reporting Law Fails to End Debate Over Accuracy of Statistics (6/9/2000)
The Latest Trend: Mixing Prescription Drugs With Other Substances (6/9/2000)
Colleges Report Increases in Arrests for Drug and Alcohol Violations (5/28/1999)
Colleges Differ Widely on How They Tally Incidents Under Crime-Reporting Law (5/28/1999)
Incidents That Are Not Reported to Police Remain a Thorny Issue in Crime Reports (5/28/1999)
Alcohol Arrests on Campuses Jumped 10% in 1996; Drug Arrests Increased by 5% (5/8/1998)
Some Colleges Use Undercover Stings to Stop Drug Sales (5/8/1998)
Most Colleges Appear Unaware of Requirement That They Track Hate Crimes (5/8/1998)
Crime Survey Shows Campus Drug Arrests Rose 18% in 1995 (3/21/1997)
N. Arizona Attacks Drug Use With Sanctions and Student Patrols (3/21/1997)
Many Campus Murders Involve Neither Students nor Professors (3/21/1997)
Survey of Campus Crime Reveals Steep Increase in Drug Arrests (4/26/1996)
Education Department Starts Monitoring Campus Crime Reports (4/26/1996)
Colleges Report Rise in Violent Crime (2/3/1995)
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