Safety In The City

• Be aware of your surroundings.
• Express yourself with confidence and control.
• Trust your instincts. Your gut reactions are often a good gauge of the relative safety of an area. Let your roommates and friends know where you are and a rough estimate of when you’ll return. This way, if something does happen to you, there are people who can try to reach you or seek the proper assistance.
• Trust your instincts. Your gut reactions are often a good gauge of the relative safety of an area. Let your roommates and friends know where you are and a rough estimate of when you’ll return. This way, if something does happen to you, there are people who can try to reach you or seek the proper assistance.
• Don’t go alone. There is safety in numbers, and you’ll feel and be safer by
  walking, running and exploring with a friend rather than by yourself.
• Take well-lit paths when walking at night. The better lit the area, the better
  chance that you’ll be able to assess your surroundings.
• Have your keys/MUID ready before entering your residence hall or
  apartment.
• Take advantage of the services that the Marquette Department of Public
  Safety has to offer. These include:
  
  
  • L.I.M.O. service from 5:30 p.m. until 3 a.m. (DPS will give rides until 7:30 a.m.)
  • Safety Patrol Service (“Yellow Jackets”) from 5:30 p.m. until 2 a.m.
  • After Hours (later than 3 a.m.) Public Safety Squad Service
  • Blue Light Phones on and around the Marquette campus to provide
    24 hour direct access to the Department of Public Safety

For additional information and safety tips, visit www.marquette.edu/dps

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