evt_2026_0065
The annual security report listed one reported hate crime: one on-campus graffiti report characterized by racial bias.
According to the institution's annual security report, the school listed one reported hate crime in 2023 involving one on-campus graffiti report characterized by racial bias in on campus.
Public response note
The record summarizes a public Clery/annual security report entry and does not independently evaluate investigative or disciplinary outcomes.
- Response depth
- Limited public response note
- Response date
- 2023-01-01
- Legal status
- Reported in annual security or hate-crime statistics
- Date
- 2023-01-01
- Location
- Bayside, NY
- Category
- Vandalism
- Communities
- Race
- Verification
- Verified from public source
- Confidence
- Medium
- Review tier
- Internally certified
- Review tier limit
- This record cleared Campus Evidence Lab internal source-to-record gates under a named certification standard. It is not outside validation, endorsement, or a legal finding.
- Verification rationale
- Verified from public source; 1 public source linked (Annual security report). Confidence reflects source support, not severity.
- Last updated
- 2026-06-03
- Record hash
- sha256:862da3ced5962a2037c7cff8c6afad99fead2f4f3ec6b961303b33a6ea78a2dd
Record Audit
Source basis and classification review
- Source basis
- 1 linked public source: Annual security report.
- Classification rationale
- The Queensborough Community College 2025 Annual Security Report, page 13, identifies a 2023 making-graffiti hate-crime item; the Vandalism category is limited to that graffiti wording.
- Community rationale
- The Race label is retained because the QCC report item says the graffiti evidenced racial bias; no narrower racial or ethnic community is inferred.
- Confidence rationale
- Medium confidence reflects one public Annual Security Report page locator for a reporting-year hate-crime entry; it is not a severity score, prevalence estimate, or legal finding.
| Field | Source support | Review note |
|---|---|---|
| Category | Queensborough Community College Department of Public Safety 2025 Annual Security Report | The Queensborough Community College 2025 Annual Security Report, page 13, identifies a 2023 making-graffiti hate-crime item; the Vandalism category is limited to that graffiti wording. |
| Affected communities | Queensborough Community College Department of Public Safety 2025 Annual Security Report | The Race label is retained because the QCC report item says the graffiti evidenced racial bias; no narrower racial or ethnic community is inferred. |
| Date precision | Queensborough Community College Department of Public Safety 2025 Annual Security Report | The date is intentionally year-level because the public report locator (Hate Crime and Bias Related Incidents, page 13) identifies a reporting-year item, not an exact incident date. |
| Confidence | Queensborough Community College Department of Public Safety 2025 Annual Security Report | Medium confidence reflects one public Annual Security Report page locator for a reporting-year hate-crime entry; it is not a severity score, prevalence estimate, or legal finding. |
| Institutional response | Queensborough Community College Department of Public Safety 2025 Annual Security Report | Response-depth classification is limited_public_response_note because the annual-security-report source reports a Clery/hate-crime entry and does not describe a direct institutional response. |
Source Locators
| Locator type | Source | Locator |
|---|---|---|
| page_table | Queensborough Community College Department of Public Safety 2025 Annual Security Report | 2025-QCC-ASR.pdf, PDF page 13, "Hate Crime and Bias Related Incidents" narrative, 2023 item for making graffiti evidencing racial bias on campus. |
Use Limits
- This record is not a school ranking, safety score, severity score, or prevalence estimate.
- The record reflects public-source documentation available to Campus Evidence Lab, not a complete account of private reports or lived experience.
- Confidence describes source support, not legal truth, institutional intent, or moral severity.