U of U alert: Attempted sexual assault
Attempted sexual assault at 12:50 a.m., in the Stadium parking lot. Suspect left eastbound in a truck on South Campus Drive. Police investigating.
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Renew your commitment to safety
With the new year, we would like to remind everyone to take time to recommit to workplace safety and the prevention of job-related injuries.
Read MoreResponse to editorial in the Salt Lake Tribune regarding campus safety
Categories: University Statements
In an op-ed article in today’s Salt Lake Tribune, the parents of Lauren McCluskey raised important questions and understandable concerns about campus safety and whether the university’s public safety, student housing and other departments did everything they could to prevent the crime that took their daughter’s life. Lauren’s friends, teachers and all the other members […]
Read MoreUniversity announces review team
University of Utah President Ruth V. Watkins today announced details of two separate, in-depth reviews into campus safety stemming from the tragic murder of U student Lauren McCluskey.
Read MoreSave lives, stop the bleed
Watch the U’s dramatization of “Stop the Bleed,” and learn about new kits on campus and what to do should tragedy ever strike.
Read MoreSUPPORT AND RESOURCES
With the end of the semester just a few weeks away, there are a variety of campus resources available to help students manage this busy time of year.
Read MoreBRIGHT LIGHTS UNDER A DARK SKY
A look at the university’s plan to illuminate campus while achieving Dark Sky compliance.
Read MoreA LEARNING ENVIRONMENT WHERE ALL THRIVE
Deans and administrators through the University of Utah campus issued this letter in mid-October to affirm their commitment to creating an inclusive environment where there is no tolerance for acts of racism or bias in any form.
Read MoreWHAT’S NEXT FOR TITLE IX?
Education Secretary Betsy DeVos spoke about the future of Title IX, the nation’s sex discrimination policy, on Sept. 7. While the U is concerned about the direction of her remarks, it will not elicit any immediate changes.
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