Dear Resident Students, As the semester comes to a close, we are issuing the following guidance for any students who wish to leave a car on campus for any portion of the break. Please park your vehicle behind Walker Arena for the break for security and to better allow for snow removal in the main parking […]
Dear Campus Community, The CU Campus Safety and Security team has received many reports this semester of stolen bikes. We are actively investigating and working with the Potsdam Village Police Department on these incidents; however, unfortunately we are currently working with limited information. At this time we are encouraging any community members who have bikes
After being on campus for just over a month, I’ve noticed a remarkable shift towards a more positive atmosphere at Clarkson, which is truly encouraging from a student’s perspective. Creating positivity has always been a personal goal of mine, and I’ve witnessed the genuine care that our faculty and staff have for the students. To
Dear Campus Community, We hope you had a restful Fall Break! Starting tomorrow, Friday 10/18, and continuing through Sunday 10/20, the lower Cheel parking lot will be closed for parking for all community members to allow for setup for the FallFest concert taking place Saturday evening. Please plan to park in another area for these
Dear Clarkson Community, Please be advised that for the safety of event participants, there will be a temporary change in the traffic pattern of the section of the Adirondack Trail between the Townhouses and Lower Cheel parking lots due to the ACS Breast Cancer Awareness 5K taking place Sunday morning, 10/6 at 10 a.m. Traffic flow will
In accordance with the Jeanne Clery Disclosure of Campus Security Policy and Campus Crime Statistics Act [20 USC 1092(f)], otherwise known as the “Clery Act”, Clarkson University Campus Safety & Security is responsible for simultaneously preparing, publishing and distributing two annual reports (Annual Security Report and Annual Fire Safety Report) by October 1 of each year for the purpose of disclosing and disseminating the information, summarized below.
To all Clarkson University students: We hope you have had a great summer! As we prepare to welcome you to campus for the start of the fall semester, we would like to take this opportunity to remind you of the University’s vehicle policy, as specified in Section IX-M of the Clarkson University Student Regulations, “Student
To all Clarkson Community Members: We’re in the home stretch! With only a few weeks left in the school year, the next couple of weekends have a full slate of activities scheduled. Here is some important information regarding parking for events this weekend (April 12-14): Any questions or concerns regarding parking can be directed to
Dear Clarkson Students: We hope you are all looking forward to your well-deserved Spring Break! As a follow-up to the previous email you received from the Residence Life Office, here are some steps you should take if leaving your vehicle on campus: Here are some extra Spring Break safety tips from the Virginia Tech Police Department
Please welcome Pat Gagnon as Clarkson’s Director of Campus Safety & Security. Pat Gagnon will be serving as the Director of Campus Safety & Security at Clarkson while maintaining his current position at St. Lawrence University as the Assistant Vice President of Safety & Security and Emergency Management. Pat is no stranger to Clarkson. He
