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The Clery Act requires campus crime to be reported, here’s everything you need to know

The Clery Act requires campus crime to be reported, here’s everything you need to know

Jaelin Ornelas, Content Producer November 22, 2024

The Clery Act is a consumer protection law that requires colleges and universities to provide a public annual security report (ASR) to employees and students every Oct. 3 regarding campus crime.   Colleges...

Security informs students that they will be enforcing parking citation rules.

Texas Wesleyan security is cracking down on parking citations

Lizette Barcenas, Content producer September 18, 2023

Chris Beckrich, Texas Wesleyan Director of safety and security, sent out notice that security will start enforcing students to park in the correct lots.   After the first two weeks of school, Chris...

A Fort Worth Police car sits parked near the gate at Wesleyan Street on Monday night.

Police presence increase in response to Sunday’s shots fired

Jake Parker, Content Producer April 21, 2022

In response to shots fired on campus late Sunday night, Texas Wesleyan University has increased the presence of the Fort Worth Police Department and campus security around the school. A statement...

The main issues regarding the parking lots are a lack of space, damaging pavement, lack of safety, lighting, and security.
Cartoon by Hannah Onder

Parking pickle plagues Wesleyan

Elizabeth Lloyd February 28, 2019

Texas Wesleyan has a multitude of issues regarding the parking lots on campus. These issues include a general lack of parking space for students, as Wesleyan is a commuter campus. There is also a lack...

Director of Campus Safety and Security Chris Beckrich says Texas Wesleyan's top priority is the safety of its students, faculty, staff and visitors.
Photo courtesy of Texas Wesleyan University

Beckrich discusses campus security, offers list of safety precautions

November 9, 2018

Security at Texas Wesleyan University is working hard to keep campus safe, according to Chris Beckrich, director of campus safety and security. Beckrich gave the rundown on how security operates at Wesleyan....

Dennis Hall, Chris Beckrich, and Michael Shedd talk during the safety and security forum. Photo by Hannah Onder

Security issues addressed at open forum

Hannah Onder November 14, 2017

With nine vehicle burglaries and two armed robberies this semester, concern for safety on campus has risen. “It [the car robberies and the armed robberies] freaked me out, because it happened in the...

Students react to security issues

October 10, 2017

Jason Blog and Tyler Gerwig are both Texas Wesleyan seniors, but they share something else: feeling safe while on campus."I definitely have a sense of security here at school,” said Gerwig, a senior...

Head of security Chris Beckrich was a Fort Worth police officer for 30 years.

Ex-cop is new head of security

Gracie Weger March 12, 2016

Every day, Chris Beckrich gets ready to come to his new career at Texas Wesleyan with a smile on his face.Beckrich is Wesleyan’s new director of safety and security, and he said he is already enjoying...

Security poles bring peace of mind

Security poles bring peace of mind

October 14, 2015

The 10 new emergency phones being placed around campus are a great improvement to Texas Wesleyan’s security measures. The administration is recognizing the concerns of students, especially at a time...

Student complaints lead to Wesleyan hiring new security

Student complaints lead to Wesleyan hiring new security

Brianna Kessler March 3, 2015

Texas Wesleyan has hired a new security firm that will begin patrolling the campus in March, according to university officials.   Sunstates Security will replace Guardsmark Security on March 1,...

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