"A university has a responsibility to educate," he said. "Part of that responsibility is providing an environment where learning can occur. That includes libraries, labs, classrooms, but also safe, secure dorms."
For its part, HUPD is upset too.
Rosenberg said the police officer that responded to her break-in was frustrated.
HUPD cannot stop break-ins without the cooperation of students, said spokesperson Peggy A. McNamara.
"We're here to protect students and property, but we need help in a case like this," she said.
While the investigation continues, McNamara asked students to watch out for suspicious persons and people that "piggy-back" into the dorms by following students who swipe in with their ID cards.
She also stressed one piece of advice for undergraduates.
"Secure your doors," McNamara said. "Secure your doors."