Category: Delval Safety
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Navigating the Harsh Winter on Campus
Delaware Valley University faced disruption from a heavy snowstorm, delaying students’ return after winter break, canceling activities, and raising safety concerns for some students.
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Delaware Valley University “Shelter-in-Place” alert stems from an Orbeez gun. Effects of incident still linger.
On September 9, DelVal student Charlie Roller received a suspicious person alert prompting a shelter-in-place order Campus police later discovered it was a realistic-looking water pellet gun, leading to quick resolution with no injuries. Although the situation ended safely, students expressed lingering confusion and concern about the event and its aftermath.
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See vandalism? Report it, DelVal officials say
University officials are working to address a series of vandalism incidents on campus, with difficulties in catching the culprits due to the lack of security cameras in dormitories. When reported, Public Safety documents the incidents and the suspected individuals go through a hearing process with an opportunity for appeal.
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Aggie Alert, Other New Safety Protocols Put in Place at DelVal
By Kaitlyn Brady / Full360 Reporter On the week of March 20th, Delaware Valley University participated in emergency Awareness week, and new additions to the university’s current emergency awareness protocols were announced and implemented. The largest change currently happening at this time is the uploading of all available numbers into Aggie Alert. Aggie Alert, formerly…