WiscAlerts now offered in five different languages
New feature an effort to keep more community members safe, UWPD said
Annual Security and Fire Safety Report shows increase in campus rape reports
Report also found an increase in liquor law violations, a decrease in drug violations
Loss of faulty blue light system won’t be detrimental to UW safety
There are plenty of available alternatives, other options to keep students safe on campus
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Blue emergency lights, phones deemed ‘outdated’ by UWPD
While UW doesn't have plans to remove them, efficiency of devices has been questioned
UWPD officers highlight campus resources when discussing assault, ticketing practices
UWPD, Dane County Rape Crisis Center advocate highlight resources available for sexual assault victims
ASM discusses campaign for increased mental health services
Equity and Inclusion committee also started discussing implementing more blue buttons across campus
UW needs to reevaluate safety, sexual assault prevention programs
After recent violent acts on campus, students, families deserve more comprehensive solutions
Expanded WiscAlerts system brings much-needed addition to campus safety
Battle over jurisdictions doesn’t change importance of student safety
Fraud call scams student out of $15,000, phishing more prevalent on campus
UW educating students about phishing and phone fraud, what not to do
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