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An increase in dining hall theft is costing Quinnipiac and students
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An increase in dining hall theft is costing Quinnipiac and students
Quinnipiac University students received an email from Chief of Public Safety Tony Reyes on Oct. 21 regarding a significant increase in theft at the York Hill Campus dining hall. Theft has increased for all dining halls on campus this year and Reyes warns students that it will not be tolerated by the university. In the email Reyes stated, “Any student caught stealing will be required to reimburse the cost of the stolen items and will face formal…
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