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Re:Postal Service almost never denies mail-surveillance requ... by sebie on Monday November 24, 2014 @04:27PM (#8654830)
To be honest the idea of having a police department / legal force on campus is crazy, but I understand why it is happening.

Just wondering though you do sign an agreement with the campus that they are allowed to, right?

Re:Postal Service almost never denies mail-surveillance requ... by msandford on Monday November 24, 2014 @05:59PM (#8655208)
Depends on the size of the campus. I went to a school that was about 4 square miles and had upwards of 50,000 people there every day. Lower Manhattan is about the same size, though it does have many, many more residents. 50k is a good sized town. It's a little weird, but not unreasonable.
Re:Postal Service almost never denies mail-surveillance requ... by dpe82 on Monday November 24, 2014 @09:36PM (#8656017)
At least at University of Wisconsin campuses there's a good legal reason for a campus to have its own police: city and county police by default don't have jurisdiction within state agencies like the University.
Re:Postal Service almost never denies mail-surveillance requ... by sebie on Sunday November 30, 2014 @08:08PM (#8679009)
So, thus they have their ow departments, like police.