1989
Massachusetts passes an open campus police log law.
1990
The U.S. Congress passes Campus Security Act, which makes colleges responsible for releasing internal crime statistics.
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1995
Bud Riley becomes HUPD Chief.
1995
Riley hires George Kelling, a research fellow at the Kennedy School, to study the force. He issues a 55-page report on the status of the department. The verdict: things are good, but many in the department resist the move to community policing, which the report says is necessary for the force's improvement.
1995
HUPD officers are faced with serious crime on campus when a Dunster House junior murders her roommate and then kills herself.
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