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Pedal with Caution: Staying Safe While Biking
As the weather warms up, more campus community members will be riding bicycles for their commutes or recreation. The University of Michigan proudly has campuses in three bicycle-friendly areas—Dearbor... -
Graduation and Moving Out: End of the Year Safety Tips
As the semester winds down, another University of Michigan chapter will be ending, and many students will be leaving campus, either for the summer or as graduates. This means there will be more visito... -
Spring Game Safety Tips for Fans and Families
For the first time since December, football is set to be back at the Big House this weekend! The Annual Spring Game is set to take place on Saturday, April 19, 2025. Every spring, the event gives fans... -
Our Stories: Beth Mordaunt
Beth Mordaunt’s official title may be guest services specialist, but her presence at C.S. Mott Children’s Hospital on the University of Michigan’s campus means a lot to patients and visitors.On the su... -
Our Stories: Alexis Frierson
Sergeant Alexis Frierson of the University of Michigan-Flint Police Department has always been a leader. She was a captain while playing three sports in high school, and as a basketball player at Mott... -
Bet Smart: How to Stay Safe While Gambling Online
Since its legalization in the state of Michigan in 2019, billions of dollars have been spent on sports betting online. And with the rollout of phone apps, gambling is more accessible than ever. With M... -
[UPDATE] City of Ann Arbor Boil Water Advisory lifted
UPDATE 3/19/25: The City of Ann Arbor has lifted the boil water advisory that was issued on Monday due to water main breaks that occurred on Plymouth Road b/w Green & Huron Parkway. Test results s... -
It Takes More Than Luck to Celebrate Safely
St. Patrick’s Day is just around the corner, and the Division of Public Safety and Security wants to help everyone celebrate responsibly. That’s why we’ve compiled the following tips for you to use as... -
Our Stories: Paula Williams
Paula Williams likes to joke that she came to the University of Michigan, and never left.For the west side Detroiter, it started with a summer job with Occupational Safety. Needing to work to pay for ... -
Our Stories: Stacy Ede
It was a chance sighting at the grocery store that brought Stacy Ede to the University of Michigan in 2005.Ede had just interviewed for a job as a Human Resources representative at the university. She...