Removal of Police Academy and transition to a Student Union.
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Linda Hurley
5 years ago
Alumnus who wants to see the university become as diverse, tolerant and successful as it can be!
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Henry Adams
5 years ago
If you want to remove the police from your campus you should also eliminate the criminal justice degree program as well as the ROTC program. As a proud family member of alumnus that graduated from both programs I am utterly embarrassed for this University that these types of comments are being made about fellow students. I will no longer financially support NU if these are the values that are being taught and or allowed at a supposed Vincentian University. I will also be sure to share this embarrassing display with my ROTC grad nephew who is now serving as an Army attorney.
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Nickie Johnson
5 years ago
BLM
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Morgan McDaniel
5 years ago
Decolonize this space.
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Gary Casamento
5 years ago
They deserve to graduate on campus.
SUPPORT BLUE!
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Charlene Fitzpatrick
5 years ago
Let the police academy graduates
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Charles McGregor Jr
5 years ago
Insanity that this is a debate.
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Kohl
5 years ago
Police bad, move away from school now.
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Andrew Salamone
5 years ago
An Alumni who fully supports removing the academy from campus
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Jami Hudson
5 years ago
All students deserve to feel safe on campus.
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Aqelah
5 years ago
Remove Police Academy off Campus
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Avery Brown
5 years ago
Get a life
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Brooke Nicholas
5 years ago
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Im a senior architecture student at UB. I believe in Abolition of the police state, not reform. This is a step in the right direction to make students feel safe. I hope you hear our voices all over Buffalo.
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Anonymous
5 years ago
Black Lives Matter
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Tyvin Stewart
5 years ago
ACAB
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Neckbeard's Nightmare
5 years ago
No cops on any campus. Gtfoh, now!
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Nads
5 years ago
Boo Hoo. Go lick some boots.
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Nads
5 years ago
ALL PIGS MATTER! Seriously though, it's time to defund these losers and putting money into community programs.
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JulIa Stevens
5 years ago
Try it Bitch
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Notta Paperskin
5 years ago
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As an NU Alumni, I was taught in the Vincentian tradition to help those in need including those who break the law. However, for the hierarchy of NU to shoulder Law Enforcement Officers who protect us in an irrational act which flies in the face of the teachings of Aquinas. One can only hope Fr. Maher can see his errors early on and recant his decision.
Alumnus who wants to see the university become as diverse, tolerant and successful as it can be!
If you want to remove the police from your campus you should also eliminate the criminal justice degree program as well as the ROTC program. As a proud family member of alumnus that graduated from both programs I am utterly embarrassed for this University that these types of comments are being made about fellow students. I will no longer financially support NU if these are the values that are being taught and or allowed at a supposed Vincentian University. I will also be sure to share this embarrassing display with my ROTC grad nephew who is now serving as an Army attorney.
BLM
Decolonize this space.
They deserve to graduate on campus. SUPPORT BLUE!
Let the police academy graduates
Insanity that this is a debate.
Police bad, move away from school now.
An Alumni who fully supports removing the academy from campus
All students deserve to feel safe on campus.
Remove Police Academy off Campus
Get a life
Im a senior architecture student at UB. I believe in Abolition of the police state, not reform. This is a step in the right direction to make students feel safe. I hope you hear our voices all over Buffalo.
Black Lives Matter
ACAB
No cops on any campus. Gtfoh, now!
Boo Hoo. Go lick some boots.
ALL PIGS MATTER! Seriously though, it's time to defund these losers and putting money into community programs.
Try it Bitch
As an NU Alumni, I was taught in the Vincentian tradition to help those in need including those who break the law. However, for the hierarchy of NU to shoulder Law Enforcement Officers who protect us in an irrational act which flies in the face of the teachings of Aquinas. One can only hope Fr. Maher can see his errors early on and recant his decision.