Vandalism Continues at Brown

Vandalism Continues at Brown As School Winds Down

In recent weeks, vandalism at Brown Hall has been a problem increasing questions, as the year is coming to a close.  Many Brown resident assistants have been up in arms about large and small acts of vandalism causing damage to the various floors in the building.  Despite the new emphasis placed on cracking down on vandals, new reports have surfaced of trash in hallways and broken ceiling tiles in the basement bathroom.

A few weeks back, Ontario Fitts, a Brown Hall RA was able to shed light on the issues he has seen on his duty.  When asked about the appropriate punishment for floor violations he stated, “I will personally knock on my residents doors early in the morning and ask them to clean messes throughout the floor.”

 

With the academic year coming to a close, and many residents leaving the hall in the near future, Fitts wants to encourage students in the residence hall to take care of any wear and tear done to their dorms before leaving. 

The University of Mississippi has a section of its website dedicated to dealing with issues, questions, and comments revolving around residential life on campus.  In the “contact us” tab, there is an e-mail address that can be used to make request for repairs.