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The University of Oregon works to provide a safe and comfortable atmosphere for its students at all times. Safety officers patrol the dormitories and campus day and night. The UO takes many precautions when it comes to its students’ safety—the Assault Prevention Shuttle (APS) service, for example, helps to alleviate fear of walking alone at night. Other programs like the Designated Driver Service (DDS) make students feel secure in knowing they have a ride home anywhere in town, without having to drink and drive.
Overall, students say that the UO campus is a safe place to be if you’re smart. It’s important not to walk alone at night, and a little bit of common sense can go a long way in terms of keeping you safe. While the UO has had difficulties in the past with crime, most students agree that campus is still a safe place to be. The University has had a few riots in the past, but fortunately no one was seriously injured. Due to increased violence by students and members of the community, however, there has been a need to increase safety and security. The University makes a good effort to provide the safest possible atmosphere on campus and prevent any further problems.
markintero
Education '14
Safe Safe Safe
I've never felt unsafe on campus. But I don't go wandering out at night either.
May 03, 2012
kelster34
Art History '12
Personal Safety
I feel generally safe on campus except when it gets darker and it's raining. Visibility goes down with rain and I dont' fee as safe. The pathways could be better lit.
Apr 09, 2012
EmilyWeisz
Communications '15
I Wish Campus Was More Safe
The crime alerts on campus are scary. In the immediate campus i feel safe but once you leave campus it is a little sketchy.
Mar 26, 2012
Department of Public Safety(541) 346-5444
University Health Center(541) 346-4441Monday–Friday 8 a.m.–6 p.m. Urgent Care: Saturday–Sunday 10 a.m.–2 p.m.
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