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1	Blue safety phones to be removed Northern Iowan 119:47, p.1	04/03/2023	UNI is introducing the Rave Guardian app that will take place of the blue safety phones located sporadically on campus; photos.
2	Special election raises issues of PSO Northern Iowan 116:41, p.1	03/05/2020	In the wake of council member Rob Green's resignation to serve as the mayor of Cedar Falls, the Cedar Falls City Council voted to have Nick Taiber fill the vacated seat. Cedar Falls residents petitioned to fill the at-large seat by special election; the petition was approved and the election will take place on March 24. Those on the ballot include Kelly Dunn, T.J. Frein, Fred Perrymann, Penny Popp, and LeaAnn Saul, but not Taiber. Taiber decided not to run due to controversy about potential implementation of a public safety officer (PSO) program. The PSO program, implemented in 2015, is a paid on-call proram to cross-train staff to assist police and fire safety efforts. Members of the community have argued against or in favor of the program based upon their views of its safety training. Taiber had led the council's decision to eliminate firefighter positions and replace them with PSOs; photo.
3	PSO program divides community Northern Iowan 115:31, p.1	01/31/2019	Cedar Falls' Public Safety Officer (PSO) program, which cross-trains staff, is supported by those who view it as lowering costs and improving safety but condemned by those, including the figherfighters' union, that says it leaves the city understaffed by professional firefighters; photos.
4	First NISG Town Hall held in Union Northern Iowan 114:21, p.1	11/06/2017	The Northern Iowa Student Government (NISG) held a town hall in Maucker Union. They wanted to provide students with an opportunity to speak with representatives about issues they are concerned with on campus. Issues discussed by the cabinet include mental health, campus safety, and how to get involved with NISG and lobbying; photos.
5	NISG responds to Charlottesville Northern Iowan 114:1, p.6	08/24/2017	Representatives from the Northern Iowa Student Government give their response to the violent protest in Charlottesville, Virginia.
6	Striving towards a safe campus Northern Iowan 112:21, p.3	11/09/2015	UNI police lieutenant Joe Tyler discusses the Violent Incident Defense Strategies (VIDS) training program, which teaches participants skills to protect their safety in violent situations, such as school shootings, based on Alert, Lockdown, Inform, Counter, Evacuate (ALICE) strategies.
7	Hit by a car? No free tuition Northern Iowan 112:20, p.1	11/05/2015	Campus members, including the Employee Safety and Employee Health and Well-Being Committee, question the safety of the Hudson Road crosswalk from the Towers to student parking near the UNI-Dome. Additionally, chair of the Health and Safety Committee Therese Callaghan emphasizes safety and that the rumor that if a student gets hit by a car they get free tuition is false.
8	Beware of telephone scam Northern Iowan 112:15, p.2	10/19/2015	Students have reported telephone scam callers posing as the IRS or FBI.
9	Public Safety crime log Northern Iowan 111:43, p.2	03/12/2015	A collection of crimes that happened on campus
10	BOR meeting March 11 Northern Iowan 111:42, p.2	03/09/2015	The Board of Regents will discuss the Annual Report on Campus Safety and Security.
11	Public Safety crime log Northern Iowan 111:27, p.3	12/11/2014	A collection of crimes that occurred on campus
12	Tickets of convenience Northern Iowan 111:27, p.1	12/11/2014	Students are making their own parking spots between the Presidents House and Lang hall, causing possible safety issues; photo.
13	Winter driving tips Northern Iowan 111:25, p.2	12/04/2014	Lt. Joe Tyler of UNI public safety shares winter driving tips and expresses to students how important it is to drive safe during winter weather.
14	UNI conducts annual emergency exercise Public Relations News Release 2014:121, p.1	11/14/2014	UNI conducted its annual emergency exercise November 8, it simulated a chemical spill in an academic building. UNI also conducts a test of its emergency text messaging system semiannually.
15	False Alarm Northern Iowan 111:22, p.2	11/13/2014	Russell Hall was evacuated due to a pulled fire alarm, the alarmed turned out to be false and had been pulled by accident.
16	No parking pass? No problem! Northern Iowan 111:22, p.3	11/13/2014	Student Eric Boisen looks at public safety and how he feels they do a poor job of being consistent with their parking lot rules; photo.
17	Assult reported on campus Northern Iowan 111:18, p.2	10/30/2014	A sexual assault was reported in Campbell hall.
18	So-called "sexual misconduct" Northern Iowan 111:18, p.3	10/30/2014	Christopher Daniel shares his opinion on the recent acts of sexual misconduct on campus and expresses how they should be punished more; photo.
19	Bike thefts on the upswing Northern Iowan 110:55, p.1	05/01/2014	Warm weather brings out bicyclers on campus. There have been many reports of bike thefts recently. Public safety recommends registering bikes and keeping track of their serial numbers; photo.
20	Don't get a ticket Northern Iowan 110:55, p.	05/01/2014	The article explains the rules of parking at UNI. It gives tips on how to avoid getting a ticket.
21	Alleged sexual assault on the hill Northern Iowan 110:54, p.2	04/28/2014	The UNI Police Department investigated an alleged sexual assault. Anyone with information regarding the alleged assault is encouraged to call the UNI Police Department.
22	Challenging university costs Northern Iowan 110:45, p.5	03/27/2014	Gives the facts of the two-year advantage plan offered by the Department of Residence. Says that the plan does not save money in the long run.
23	Student who reported sexual assault faces false filing charges Northern Iowan 110:17, p.1	10/25/2013	A sexual assault was reported in ROTH residence hall on September 15. Since then, the police have uncovered that the sexual activity was consensual. Elizabeth Richmann, the woman that reported the assault, is facing false filing charges.
24	Public intox popular crime during Homecoming Northern Iowan 110:13, p.1	10/11/2013	Alcohol is often an issue during Homecoming week. Last year at the football game, seven students were arrested for public intoxication; photo.
25	Report shows UNI has fewer crimes than ISU and U of I Northern Iowan 110:8, p.1	09/24/2013	The University of Northern Iowa's campus is safer than both Iowa State University's and the University of Iowa's. Under the Cleary Act, the university must disclose all campus crime reports to the Iowa Department of Education each year.
26	17. Don't get a ticket! Northern Iowan 109:54, p.	05/03/2013
27	Parking: a little ticket goes a long way; 30,000-40, 000 parking tickets are issued per calendar year Northern Iowan 109:48, p.1	04/12/2013	During an average academic year, the total cost for parking tickets at UNI is approximately $421,000. The money that is collected from these tickets is used to cover all parking expenses; photo.
28	Students simulate drunk driving Northern Iowan 109:38, p.1	02/26/2013	Wellness and Recreation Services, along with UNI Public Safety, hosted a program called, "UNI I am Making Safe Decisions." Students simulated drunk driving to see how dangerous it really is; photo.
29	UNI to host interactive safety event Public Relations News Release 2012:205, p.1	02/18/2013	"UNI I am . . . Making Safe Decisions!" is an event that will be hosted by UNI Public Safety, Wellness and Recreation Services, and local and state law enforcement. The event will have educational and high-risk drinking prevention activities.
30	Snowstorm spurs debate Northern Iowan 109:32, p.1	02/05/2013	Students and faculty question the actions of UNI officials when classes were held after heavy snowfall. University Relations, Michael Hager, and Provost Gloria Gibson would not comment; photo.
31	UNI's cancellation process Northern Iowan 107:26, p.1	12/07/2010	College campus closings are very rare, but due to extremely dangerous conditions, sometimes classes are cancelled. Students are notified via E-mail, television, and radio reports
32	NISG wins traffic safety award Northern Iowan 105:54, p.	05/01/2009	The SafeRide program on weekends, designed to aid students and prevent drinking and driving, won a special award from the Governor's Traffic Safety Bureau; photo.
33	UNI warns of possible magazine scam Public Relations News Release 2008:472, p.1	04/16/2009	A Waterloo woman reported that in March two men who claimed to be UNI students were selling magazines door-to-door and told her the university would reimburse her for part of the purchase. The university is not affiliated with these sales.
34	UNI Police seek information about assault on campus Northern Iowan 105:33, p.6	02/06/2009	An anonymous tip has public safety officials seeking information from the public on an assault early Sunday morning.
35	UNI Police seek information about assault on campus Public Relations News Release 2008:331, p.1	02/02/2009	Police received an anonymous phone call of an assault near central campus. A male subject was assaulted by four males. The victim was reportedly struck in the face, but didn't require medical treatment for his injuries. Police ask for information.
36	Stalking knowledge can protect students Northern Iowan 105:31, p.1	01/30/2009	Students urged to contact the Stalking Resource Center and Public Safety if they believe they are being stalked on campus. One in twelve women will be stalked in their lifetime. Stalking is common on college campuses; photo.
37	Police search for costumed man Wednesday Northern Iowan 105:18, p.1	10/31/2008	A Halloween party in Maucker Union resulted in a call to Public Safety regarding an person dressed in camouflage and appearing to have a weapon. Police paid special attention to the area, but it was thought that the weapon was plastic.
38	Students removed from McCain rally Northern Iowan 105:18, p.1	10/31/2008	Visit to West Gym by John McCain attended by 2000 people. At least four students were removed for unknown reasons; photo.
39	The meaning of Homecoming Northern Iowan 105:14, p.5	10/17/2008	Believes that some student actions during Homecoming were not positive; if students could ease off of some of the inappropriate traditions, perhaps Homecoming week would be less intimidating.
40	Safety first Northern Iowan 105:12, p.	10/10/2008	Public Safety officers plan to help make Homecoming Week run smoothly; photo.
41	Safety first Northern Iowan 105:11, p.14	10/07/2008	Public safety officials gear up for Homecoming weekend activities; photo.
42	Two Panthers nabbed for theft at Rialto Northern Iowan 105:10, p.11	10/03/2008	Cory Goos and Lucas O'Rear have been charged with fourth degree theft involving a cell phone and iPod in the Rialto Dining Center; photo.
43	Park and Ride Shuttle Northern Iowan 105:2, p.3	09/05/2008	The shuttle runs from 7:30 am to 6:00 pm from the West Dome parking lot to 23rd and Campus. The complete schedule is provided.
44	UNI to test outdoor warning system Thursday, July 17 Public Relations News Release 2007:765, p.1	07/15/2008	The University Mass Notification Outdoor Warning System will be tested across the campus on Thursday, to determine if planned speaker locations allow adequate notification of emergency information.
45	UNI offices begin returning to Gilchrist Hall in July Public Relations News Release 2007:752, p.1	07/09/2008	Offices and departments displaced by the October 2005 fire in Gilchrist Hall began moving into the newly renovated building July 7. List of offices.
46	UNI reacts to possible gunman; suspect in custody Public Relations News Release 2007:494, p.1	03/11/2008	UNI Police were notified of a possible gunman threatening a student. Students and faculty were notified via the UNI Alert system and all nine residence halls were locked down.
47	Best of 2007 Northern Iowan 104:28, p.1	01/18/2008	Quick look at most important events of 2007; photo.
48	Campus police now armed Northern Iowan 104:28, p.2	01/18/2008	On December 23, 2007, campus police began to carry firearms; Dave Zarifis talks about the matter; photo.
49	New system to help UNI speed delivery of emergency messages Public Relations News Release 2007:331, p.1	12/04/2007	"UNI Alert" will allow emergency messages to be sent to students, faculty, and staff within minutes.
50	UNI Police to be armed; timeline of UNI Police gaining the right to be armed Northern Iowan 104:20, p.1	11/02/2007	Board of Regents votes, 6-2, to require Regents peace officers to carry firearms.
51	Riding along with the UNI Police Northern Iowan 104:11, p.1	10/02/2007	Reporter rides along with campus police officer; logs what happened on a Friday night; police officers talk about their work; photo.
52	Iowa Board of Regents delays vote to arm campus police Northern Iowan 104:8, p.1	09/21/2007	Regents ask board office to draft a comprehensive plan for campus security that would include the arming of officers.
53	Campus safety discussed Northern Iowan 104:3, p.4	08/31/2007	Arming campus police and smoking on campus from a student perspective noted; photo.
54	Forum discusses possibility of arming campus police Northern Iowan 104:3, p.1	08/31/2007	Discussion of campus police carrying firearms was well attended; photo.
55	Defeated gun control amendment stirs up debate Northern Iowan 103:55, p.1	04/27/2007	Amendment to arm campus public safety officers defeated; photo.
56	Are campuses really safe? Northern Iowan 103:53, p.5	04/20/2007	Security on the UNI campus is noted and questioned? Major concern is the lack of foot patrols by campus security.
57	Today: We are all Hokies (04-16-07) Northern Iowan 103:53, p.1	04/20/2007	Reactions to the killings on the Virginia Tech campus.
58	Arrests on campus up since start of 2007 Northern Iowan 103:47, p.1	03/30/2007	Public Safety arrests during 2007 are up and cover a variety of crimes; photo.
59	Unopposed, but campaigning nonetheless Northern Iowan 103:37, p.1	02/13/2007	Andrew Morse and Adam Bentley share their message and goals for UNI as candidates for President and Vice President of the student body; photo.
60	Stats say UNI a safe campus Northern Iowan 103:26, p.5	12/01/2006	Clery Act Report proves that UNI is a relatively safe environment.
61	Sex offenders 101 Northern Iowan 103:18, p.9	10/27/2006	Basics of the sex offender laws presented.
62	Panther Patrol serves its purpose Northern Iowan 103:15, p.4	10/17/2006	Panther Patrol employs eight students to provide more eyes and ears to observe what is happening on the campus. This group is in addition to the public safety staff and student patrols.
63	Be rowdy but respectful Northern Iowan 103:12, p.5	10/06/2006	Students urged to take part in all Homecoming activities. Be loud, rock the Dome, but do not let things get out of hand.
64	Public Safety implements pedestrian safety program Northern Iowan 103:12, p.1	10/06/2006	Officers are observing high traffic areas, both for vehicles and pedestrians. Information is shared with drivers and pedestrians; photo.
65	One year later, Gilchrist Hall remains closed Northern Iowan 103:11, p.1	10/03/2006	Officials talk about how the university has responded to the fire in Gilchrist Hall; investigation still proceeding; negotiations with insurance company probably drawing to close.
66	UNI police push "Click it or Ticket" campaign Northern Iowan 102:60, p.1	07/14/2006	UNI Police gave eight citations for seatbelt violations during the a four day "Click it or Ticket" campaign.
67	Assaults in campus parking lots Northern Iowan 102:55, p.1	04/28/2006	Police have suspects in the two assaults that occurred in the past two days.
68	Looking a gift horse in the mouth Northern Iowan 102:49, p.8	04/07/2006	Wonders what he would do it a Campus Police officer offered him a ride home.
69	Ticketing on campus supports parking dept. budget; citations, permits, meter fees exceed $1 million Northern Iowan 102:33, p.1	01/31/2006	Funds are used for maintenance and to pay salaries in the parking department; photo.
70	NISG proud of semester's work; fall '05 very productive, with more to come next term Northern Iowan 102:28, p.3	12/09/2005	Review of accomplishments of NISG during past semester.
71	Gilchrist unlikely to be reopened by spring semester Northern Iowan 102:27, p.1	12/06/2005	The damage in Gilchrist Hall is still being assessed; it is unknown when the building will reopen.
72	UNI Public Safety Crime Log: November Northern Iowan 102:26, p.5	12/02/2005	Campus crime report.
73	Shuttle runs despite cut funding from DOR Northern Iowan 102:25, p.1	11/22/2005	The Panther Shuttle will not receive the usual $1000 funding from the Department of Residence; photo.
74	UNI student struck at crosswalk Northern Iowan 102:25, p.1	11/22/2005	Freshman Amanda Wilson was hit by a car while crossing West 23rd Street after a football game.
75	Winter weather impacts driving decisions; UNI Public Safety has tips to stay safe. Public Relations News Release 2005:0, p.1	11/21/2005	Tips about staying safe during holiday driving.
76	Committee approved to make policy on police interruptions Northern Iowan 102:24, p.1	11/18/2005	New committee will be formed to decide what will justify a police interruption of a class.
77	Redesigned Public Safety Web site aims to 'help students' Northern Iowan 102:20, p.4	11/04/2005	Updated website offers more information and resources for students and staff.
78	Student newspaper could stand improvement Northern Iowan 102:19, p.6	11/01/2005	Guy Sims publicly thanks Officer Milissa Wright and the Public Safety staff for their professional performance during the recent Homecoming fires.
79	How do the UNI students cross the road? It's no joke, but police will make sure drivers get it Northern Iowan 102:18, p.1	10/28/2005	Public Safety will hand out cards at problem intersections to raise awareness about crosswalks; photo.
80	UNI fans and band show sportsmanship Northern Iowan 102:18, p.8	10/28/2005	Theresa Thompson thanks Public Safety for their work during Homecoming weekend and for keeping students safe.
81	In Friday's issue Northern Iowan 102:17, p.3	10/25/2005	Outline of office relocations due to the recent fire in Gilchrist Hall.
82	More arrests on Homecoming, less problems for city police Northern Iowan 102:16, p.1	10/21/2005	Thirty-seven people were arrested during Homecoming this year, compared to 26 arrests last year; most of the 244 citations were issued for open containers of alcohol and minors possessing alcohol; photo.
83	UNI Police investigate numerous fires on campus Northern Iowan 102:16, p.1	10/21/2005	Five fires have done damage on or around campus recently, but no suspects have been named; includes list of temporary office locations as Gilchrist Hall continues to be inspected and repaired.
84	Arsonists set fire to three campus buildings Northern Iowan 102:15, p.5	10/18/2005	Fires in Lang, Baker, and Gilchrist Halls are under investigation; anyone with information should call UNI Public Safety.
85	Campus fires show signs of neglect Northern Iowan 102:15, p.7	10/18/2005	Believe fires on campus could have been prevented if surveillance were better.
86	Bootlegging not tolerated, police warn Northern Iowan 102:14, p.1	10/14/2005	People selling alcohol illegally will be major targets for police this weekend.
87	Public Safety lobbies to bring guns to campus Northern Iowan 102:13, p.1	10/11/2005	Public Safety officers are allowed to carry only tasers and mace, but Lt. Gary McCormack and Director of Public Safety Dave Zarifis would like to see them carrying guns, too; photo.
88	2 vehicles burglarized last month, no arrests Northern Iowan 102:12, p.1	10/07/2005	Two cars had valuables stolen from them, other cars were vandalized last week, and no suspects have been found yet.
89	UNI's homecoming plan focuses on safety Public Relations News Release 2005:0, p.1	10/05/2005	This year's joint university-community campaign is entitled "Celebrate with Pride".
90	Homecoming 2005: safety key to having good time; Police, Public Safety get ready for next week Northern Iowan 102:11, p.1	10/04/2005	Law enforcement officers remind students that precautions like the barricade on the Hill are meant for protection; photo.
91	Student Voices Northern Iowan 102:11, p.9	10/04/2005	Students respond to the question, "Do you think campus police should carry guns, why or why not?"
92	Will the Panther Shuttle ride again? Student government officials say yes, others remain skeptical Northern Iowan 101:47, p.1	04/01/2005	Brendon Moe, NISG President, and Tracy Smith, Hillcrest Park Apartments property manager, discuss the future of the Panther Shuttle; photo.
93	Spotlight on Women's History Month; featuring individuals from across campus Northern Iowan 101:45, p.1	03/25/2005	A profile of Andrea Jennings, officer in the UNI Department of Public Safety; photo.
94	Maintaining healthy mental health; students dealing with changing lifestyles, stress have safe place to turn Northern Iowan 101:42, p.1	03/04/2005	There are many locations on campus that provide mental health help to students; photo.
95	Women take charge; defense class promotes protection and self-reliance Northern Iowan 101:41, p.1	03/01/2005	The Department of Public Safety is offering the Rape Aggression Defense (RAD) program to women on campus; photo.
96	UNI police officer injured while on duty Northern Iowan 101:30, p.1	01/21/2005	Dana Jaeger broke his leg while assisting the Cedar Falls Police with an arrest.
97	Scholarships to be revoked if players found guilty Northern Iowan 101:28, p.1	12/10/2004	If found guilty of sexual assault, Joseph Thomas and Baylen Laury will have their football scholarships revoked; photo.
98	Clinic parking leads to exploitation Northern Iowan 101:27, p.8	12/07/2004	Disagrees with the Public Safety policy of ticketing Health Center visitors after thirty minutes unless they buy a parking permit.
99	UNI Police log Northern Iowan 101:26, p.4	12/03/2004	Campus crime report.
100	Low crime rate on campus attributed to "nice community" Northern Iowan 101:22, p.1	11/12/2004	Clery Act Reports of Crime on Campus shows an insignificant increase in UNI's very low crime rate; photo.