Campus Safety Report September 13-20, 2020 Provided by Ross Stout. (In a Campus Residence): Campus Safety received a call reporting a student had taken medication and (Lausanne Hall): Campus Safety received a call reporting a suspicious individual on campus with no mask (Belknap Hall): Campus Safety received a call from a student reporting kids on scooters riding around (Skybridge): Campus Safety received calls reporting hypodermic needles underneath the bridge.

Campus Safety Report September 06-13, 2020 Provided by Director of Campus Safety Ross Stout. (Matthews Parking Lot): Campus Safety received a call from a student reporting the back window of their (In a Campus Residence): Campus Safety received a call reporting a student had fainted. (Ford Hall): Campus Safety received a call from a student who reported being chased by protesters from (Lausanne Hall): Campus Safety received a call reporting two individuals smoking on the balcony.

Campus Safety Report September 21-27 2020 Provided by Ross Stout. (Japanese Gardens): Campus Safety received a report of items left in the area. (Jackson Plaza): Campus Safety received numerous calls reporting an individual on campus without a mask (Atkinson GSM): Campus Safety received a call reporting an individual sleeping in the area. (Quad): Campus Safety received a call reporting a family on campus without masks on.

(Ferry Street): Campus Safety received a report of a student finding their car intentionally scratched (Goudy): Campus Safety received a call reporting a medical emergency in Goudy. (in a campus residence): Campus Safety received a call reporting an individual who was feeling ill and (University Apartments): Campus Safety received a call reporting an intoxicated individual. (Ford Hall): A student came to the Campus Safety office to report their bike had been stolen.

Campus Safety Report October 26 - November 1 Provided by Ross Stout. Burglary October 27, 7:44 a.m. (Matthews Parking Lot): Campus Safety received a call reporting a vehicle parked on campus had a broken (Goudy Commons): Campus Safety received a report of an individual going through the dumpster. (Quad): Campus Safety received a call reporting three unknown individuals on bikes on campus. (Smith Fine Arts): Campus Safety received a call reporting an individual in the dumpster.

Campus Safety Report September 28 - October 4 2020 Provided by Ross Stout. (Matthews Parking Lot): Campus Safety received a call reporting gasoline pouring out of a vehicle. (In a campus residence): Campus Safety received a call from a student reporting they were dizzy and experiencing (In a Campus Residence): Campus Safety received a call from an RA reporting an individual in the restroom (University Services): Campus Safety received a call reporting an individual passing through campus carrying

The Salem Reporter  reported that Willamette staff received the bomb threat at 8:40 a.m. to a university In an interview with The Collegian, Executive Director of Campus Safety AJ Christensen specified that Other universities, including Nazareth University and Rochester Institute of Technology, reported similar Students were evacuated soon after campus safety was notified, and the community was alerted through “There is likely one [campus safety] officer on at times,” Christensen said, “whereas a situation like

Campus Safety “student facing and student focused.” It’s no secret that when people talk about Campus Safety, it tends not to be in the most positive light When a Campus Safety officer provides assistance in painful circumstances such as an assault, burglary Campus Safety responds as they can and deals with the policies and procedures they are allowed to work As a final thought, Fresh wants to remind students that Campus Safety provides a multitude of services

In a change to university policy, Willamette’s Campus Safety is no longer offering students experiencing In previous years, Campus Safety offered hospital rides as a student service. Thomson said another factor is that there is only one Campus Safety officer on duty at a time, which Campus Safety still offers safety transports and non-emergency transport in the instance of something Campus Safety and Bishop are able to call a Lyft for students and bill their student account.

Safety announced that they had finally bested the turkey that has reigned terror on campus since mid-February , marking a tremendous victory for safety on campus. The trouble originally began Feb. 15 at 2:15 p.m. when Campus Safety received a report of a suspicious The original report read that, “An officer observed an injured wild turkey walking behind the Campus It is unknown what containment methods are being used on the turkey, and Campus Safety has refused to

(University Services building): Campus Safety received a call from an employee reporting someone rummaging (Ferry Street): Campus Safety received a report of a student finding their car intentionally scratched (Montag Center): Campus Safety received a call reporting two individuals on bikes trying to jump the (Waller Hall): Campus Safety received a call reporting a suspicious individual in between Waller and (Lausanne Hall): Campus Safety received a call reporting their bike had been stolen.

(Matthews parking lot): Campus Safety received a call reporting a suspicious individual digging through (Sparks Center): Campus Safety received a call reporting a suspicious individual yelling at students (Sparks Parking Lot): Campus Safety received a call reporting a suspicious vehicle that was following (Kaneko parking lot): Campus Safety received a call reporting a transient camping near the parking lot (Sparks parking lot): A student came to the Campus Safety office to report that their vehicle had been