Four days after a campus police officer shot and killed a 43-year-old man during an off-campus traffic stop, Santa J. Ono, the University of Cincinnati’s president, announced an overhaul of the university’s police department. The changes made on Thursday — which may be temporary, depending on the outcome of meetings with city leaders — include a directive that the university's police officers conduct traffic stops only within campus boundaries. That limitation illustrates how blurred the lines between the campus police and their broader communities can be: What should campus officers be able to do on off-campus patrols? And where should they be able to go?

July 24, 2015 ・ From Chronicle of Higher Education