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There are multiple speed bumps around campus to increase driving safety. Stop signs and crosswalks, such as those on Texas Ave., are in place to increase both driver and pedestrian awareness. All drivers, including students, faculty and visitors, should be conscious of pedestrians, as there are many walking on and around campus daily.

Driving safety: An increasing pedestrian concern

Brynn Lundy, Staff Reporter March 3, 2020

Over the past few months, driving safety has become an increasing concern on campus. As of fall 2019, 14,298 students are enrolled at the university, and of that number, nearly 12,000 live off-campus....

Eric Summers, vice president for student affairs, and Angela James, director of the Office of Disabilities Services, chat with a student outside the War Memorial Student Union.

Mentoring cubs into lions

Gerard Borne, Staff Reporter April 1, 2019

Students looking to find a career path, organizations to join or any other life advice can seek out a staff member to become a mentor. Dr. Eric Summers, vice president for student affairs, explained the...

A sign on the corner of N General Pershing St. and W University Ave. directs pedestrians to utilize the underpass since there is not an established crosswalk running across W University Ave. University police have ticketed pedestrians for not abiding by this rule.

Knowing the right way to cross

Jacob Summerville, Staff Reporter February 5, 2019

Students and visitors should remember to travel across University Avenue only using the pedestrian underpass. Since there was an increase in students crossing University Avenue last semester, a news release...

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