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Each September, colleges and universities across the country recognize National Campus Safety Awareness Month, an initiative established by Congress in 2008 to encourage greater awareness, education and dialogue around campus safety. The month provides...

Almost everyone has heard the expression “Safety first!” an admonition urging people to avoid any unnecessary risks and to act to stay safe. At The University of New Mexico, an event that started out as a simple idea to promote campus safety, has grown...

Students at The University of New Mexico were encouraged to take their learning outside the classroom as part of a new, weeklong initiative to teach self-awareness, the mitigation of danger as well as overall safety support. Safety Week, sponsored by...

Campus safety is on the minds of nearly everyone nowadays. With random assaults and shootings seemingly on the rise in communities around the country, campus administrators are actively looking for ways to combat the ongoing safety issues. With that in...

Nearly 100 University of New Mexico students showed up to the Campus Safety Walk, Nov. 10.

An hour of your time could help make The University of New Mexico campus safer for everyone. That is how long it takes to be part of the fall Campus Safety Walk, set for Tuesday, Nov. 10.

The Dean of Students Office hosts its fall semester Campus Safety Walk on Tuesday, Nov. 11 at 7 p.m. Interested participants should meet in the SUB Ballroom. Additionally, in conjunction with the main campus safety walk, the UNM Health Science Center h

It is a little easier to see when walking along the north side of Zimmerman Library these days. The landscaped area at the northwest corner of the building is no longer the dark forest because a group of ASUNM students were able to get

The UNM Dean of Students Office hosts a second "Campus Safety Walk" Thursday, Nov. 18 at 7 p.m. in Student Union Building Ballroom C. The walk begins with instructions at 7 p.m. followed by a walk around the campus at 7:30 p.m. "We want to ensure the UNM ...