“They both occurred over break when there was open access to the building and not a lot of people around,” Klass explained. The two incidents were similar in nature. The typical timeframe for the order is one year, after which these students can appeal it to resume access to the College’s campus.
“That process consists of sending a letter to each person we identify in which we specify a time period during which, if they’re caught on college property, they’ll be identified as trespassing and arrested,” Klass said. According to Vice President for Campus Life Steve Klass, once CSS does identify them, the College will likely issue a no-trespass order. It believes that a group of local high school students were responsible for both incidents however, it has not yet identified the individuals. CSS believes that the incidents occurred on Friday and Saturday night, respectively.ĬSS, with the aid of the Williamstown Police Department and staff at local high schools, is leading the investigation. 26, the Office of Student Life reported that a few chairs were broken and crude drawings and writing were left on the blackboard in the Williams Minority Coalition (MinCo) office on the second floor of Paresky. 24, dining services reported to Campus Safety and Security (CSS) that ’82 Grill employees had found condiments and napkins strewn all over the Luetkemeyer Lounge in the basement.
The College is currently investigating two instances of vandalism in Paresky that occurred over Thanksgiving Break.
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