How Safe and Secure WNE Campuses?

125

Total incidents

34.02

Rate per 1,000 Students

Campus Safety/Security Matters

At Western New England University, 125 on-campus, and 123 residence halls were reported. The following table summarizes campus safety/security matters by location and types for the calendar year 2023.

The criminal and safety related action rate per 1,000 students is 34.02. When limited to on-campus, the rate per 1,000 students is 34.02. The criminal offenses rate per 1,000 students is 0.82 at WNE.

By violation type, 1 arrests, 3 criminal offenses, and 114 disciplinary actions are reported. In addition, 6 VAWA (Violence Against Women Act) and 1 hate crimes are reported at WNE.

Campus Safety/Security Issues
TotalOn-CampusNon-CampusPublic PropertiesResidence Halls1Reported2Rate per 1000 Students
Arrests11----0.27
Criminal Offenses33--3-0.82
Disciplinary Actions114114--114-31.03
VAWA366--5-1.63
Hate Crimes11--1-0.27
Total125125--123-34.02
Rate Per 1000 Students34.0234.02--33.48--
1 The counts on Residence Halls are included in on-campus statistics.
2 Reported by local police.
3 VAWA: Violence Against Women Act

Campus Safety Matters By Year at WNE

The following table shows the number of incidents related to campus safety for last three years. The numbers only includes on-campus issues for WNE main campus.

WNE Campuses Safety Issues by Year (main campus, on-campus only)
TotalArrestsCriminal OffensesDisciplinary ActionsVAWAHate CrimeFires
20218701074212
2022103
16
0
-
5
-5
93
19
5
3
0
-1
2
-
2023125
22
1
1
3
-2
114
21
6
1
1
1
0
-2

Arrests Statistics By Location and Violation Types

At Western New England University, 1 arrests are reported including weapons: carrying, possessing, etc., drug law violation, and liquor law violation.

Arrests Statistics
TotalOn-CampusNon-CampusPublic PropertiesResidence Halls1
Total 11---
Weapons (carrying, processing, etc.) -0--0
Drug Law Violation -0--0
Liquor Law Violation 11--0
1 The counts on Residence Halls are included in on-campus statistics.

Criminal Offenses Statistics By Location and Types of Crime

At Western New England University, 3 criminal offenses are reported including rape, fondling, incest, statutory rape, robbery, aggravated assault, burglary, motor vehicle theft, and arson.

The crminal offenses rate per 1,000 students is 0.82 regardless location and category. Limited to on-campus, crminal offenses rate per 1,000 students is 0.82 at WNE.

Criminal Offenses Statistics
TotalOn-CampusNon-CampusPublic PropertiesResidence Halls1 Rate per 1000 Students
Total 33--30.82
Rape 22--20.54
Fondling 11--10.27
Rate per 1000 Stuents0.820.82--0.82-
1 The counts on Residence Halls are included in on-campus statistics.

Disciplinary Action Statistics By Location and Violation Types

For students attending Western New England University, 114 disciplinary actions are reported including weapons: carrying, possessing, etc., drug law violation, and liquor law violation.

Disciplinary Action Statistics
TotalOn-CampusNon-CampusPublic PropertiesResidence Halls1
Total 114114--114
Weapons (carrying, processing, etc.) 55--5
Liquor Law Violation 109109--109
1 The counts on Residence Halls are included in on-campus statistics.

Violence Against Women Act(VAWA) Statistics By Location and Violation Types

At Western New England University, 6 VAWA are reported including domestic violence, dating violence, and stalking.

Disciplinary Action Statistics
TotalOn-CampusNon-CampusPublic PropertiesResidence Halls1
Total 66--5
Domestic Violence 33--3
Dating Violence -0--0
Stalking 33--2
1 The counts on Residence Halls are included in on-campus statistics.

Hate Crimes Statistics By Location, crime types, and bias

For students attending Western New England University, 1 hate crimes are reported.

Hate Crimes Statistics
TotalOn-CampusNon-CampusPublic PropertiesResidence Halls1
Destruction/Damage/Vandalism 11--1
Bias Sexual Orientation 11--1
1 The counts on Residence Halls are included in on-campus statistics.

Fires in Residence Halls

There are no reported fires on residence halls at Western New England University.