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NewsDe universiteitsraad uitte woensdagochtend haar zorgen over diefstallen op de campus, met name van laptops. Volgens het college van bestuur en hoofd beveiliging, Sylvia van Tellingen, zijn maatregelen genomen.
NewsThe University Council expressed concern on Wednesday morning about thefts on campus, particularly of laptops. According to the Executive Board and head of security, Sylvia van Tellingen, measures have already been put in place.
NewsHet aantal diefstallen van laptops en telefoons op de campus nam weer toe in de afgelopen weken. Vooral nieuwe studenten overkomt het, zegt Campus Security. ‘Je hoeft maar even weg te lopen of het is al gebeurd.’
NewsThe number of laptop and mobile phone thefts on campus has increased again in recent weeks. It mainly affects new students, says Campus Security. ‘You only need to step away for a moment and it’s gone.’
NewsHengeloër Dennis N. stal onder andere portemonnees, een Ray Ban-zonnebril, laptops en sieraden uit campuswoningen. Ook gapte hij uit kleedkamers in het Sportcentrum. Onlangs stond hij terecht in de Almelose rechtbank, dinsdag volgde de uitspraak. Zijn vonnis: 18 maanden celstraf, waarvan 10 maanden voorwaardelijk.
NewsDennis N. from Hengelo stole wallets, Ray Ban sunglasses, laptops and jewellery from campus residences, among other things. He also gawked out of locker rooms at the Sports Centre. He recently stood trial in the Almelo court, and the verdict followed on Tuesday. His sentence: 18 months in prison, of which 10 months suspended.
This is the sixth edition of ECIU University Magazine. The ECIU University is a massive joint effort of the ECIU member universities and their regional partners. More than a few hundreds of staff members at the member universities and in the regions are collaborating to making the ECIU University a reality. This magazine showcases several activities of ECIU University and the opportunities to engage with the European University.
