Campus Safety Reports

Campus Hazing Transparency Report

Keeping Our Campus Safe

Pursuant to the Stop Campus Hazing Act and Section 485(f) of the Higher Education Act of 1965, as amended, Manhattan Tech publishes a Campus Hazing Transparency Report summarizing findings of responsibility for hazing violations involving student organizations established or recognized by the College. The Stop Campus Hazing Act was enacted on December 23, 2024, and requires institutions to collect hazing statistics for inclusion in their annual security reports and to publish campus hazing transparency information.  
 
 For each applicable finding, the report includes the name of the student organization; a general description of the violation; whether the violation involved the abuse or illegal use of alcohol or drugs; relevant dates, including when the hazing occurred, if known, when the investigation began and concluded, and when the organization was notified of the outcome; the findings supporting the determination of responsibility; and the sanctions imposed.  
 
Reports that do not result in a finding of responsibility are not included. Student organizations under active investigation will not appear until the investigation is concluded and a finding of responsibility is made. The report does not include personally identifiable information about individual students. Manhattan Tech updates the report at least twice each year and maintains each published finding for five calendar years from the date of publication.

2025-26 Academic Year

No findings of responsibility.

Annual Safety and Security Reports

The Jeanne Clery Campus Safety Act requires colleges and universities participating in federal student-aid programs to publish an Annual Security Report by October 1 each year. The report includes campus safety and security policies and crime statistics for the three most recent calendar years. It also includes required information concerning dating violence, domestic violence, sexual assault, stalking, hazing, emergency notifications, timely warnings, and related prevention and response programs.
 
Manhattan Tech does not maintain on-campus student housing and therefore does not publish a separate Annual Fire Safety Report. Fire-safety reporting requirements apply to institutions that maintain on-campus student housing facilities. 
 
Each year, Manhattan Tech sends current students and employees an individual notice describing the Annual Safety and Security Report, providing its exact web address, and explaining how to request a paper copy.
Annual Security Reports
2026 Campus Safety Report

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