SAN ANTONIO – The Federal Bureau of Investigations released 2016 crime statistics for Texas colleges and universities on Monday.
The report shows the number of violent crimes, murders/negligent manslaughter, rapes, robberies, property crimes, burglary, larceny/thefts and motor vehicle thefts that universities reported to the FBI in 2016.
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It's important to note the data is self-reported by the schools and local law enforcement.
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KSAT 12 compiled crime data for Texas' ten largest colleges and universities as well as local colleges and universities.
Definitions
According to the FBI's UCR website, violent crime is defined as "murder and non-negligent manslaughter, rape, robbery, and aggravated assault. Violent crimes are defined in the UCR Program as those offenses that involve force or threat of force."
Rape is defined by the FBI as "penetration, no matter how slight, of the vagina or anus with any body part or object, or oral penetration by a sex organ of another person, without the consent of the victim. Attempts or assaults to commit rape are also included in the statistics presented here; however, statutory rape and incest are excluded."
KSAT 12 has combined robberies, property crimes, burglary, larceny/thefts and motor vehicle thefts in the data below to reach totals for the "Property Crimes*" section.
See all data reported by most Texas colleges and universities here.
Data for Texas' largest colleges and universities:
1.) Texas A&M University - College Station
Student Enrollment: 63,813
Violent Crime: 14
Rape: 8
Property Crimes*: 907
2.) University of Texas at Austin
Student Enrollment: 50,950
Violent Crime: 13
Murder: 1
Rape: 5
Property Crimes*: 677
3.) University of Houston - Main Campus
Student Enrollment: 42,704
Violent Crime: 18
Rape: 0
Property Crimes*: 1,046
4.) University of Texas at Arlington
Student Enrollment: 41,988
Violent Crime: 11
Rape: 4
Property Crimes*: 233
5.) Texas State University - San Marcos
Student Enrollment: 37,979
Violent Crime: 3
Rape: 0
Property Crimes*: 339
6.) University of North Texas
Student Enrollment: 37,299
Violent Crime: 9
Rape: 5
Property Crimes*: 310
7.) Texas Tech University
Student Enrollment: 35,859
Violent Crime: 6
Rape: 4
Property Crimes*: 917
8.) University of Texas at San Antonio
Student Enrollment: 28,787
Violent Crime: 10
Rape: 5
Property Crimes*: 224
9.) University of Texas Rio Grande Valley
Student Enrollment: 28,584
Violent Crime: 0
Rape: 0
Property Crimes*: 200
10.) University of Texas at Dallas
Student Enrollment: 24,554
Violent Crime: 5
Rape: 1
Property Crimes*: 227
San Antonio colleges and universities on the list:
University of Texas at San Antonio
Student Enrollment: 28,787
Violent Crime: 10
Rape: 5
Property Crimes*: 224
UT Health Science Center
Student Enrollment: 3,130
Violent Crime: 2
Rape: 1
Property Crimes*: 81
Texas A&M San Antonio
Student Enrollment: 4,564
Violent Crime: 0
Rape: 0
Property Crimes*: 8
Alamo Community College District
Student Enrollment: 57,165
Violent Crime: 2
Rape: 0
Property Crimes*: 320
NOTE: St. Mary's University, the University of the Incarnate Word and Our Lady of the Lake University were not included on the list.
