What does it really mean to “Always Look Out for Each Other”? It means being more than a bystander. It means being an active bystander. An active bystander is someone who sees that another person may be in trouble—and chooses to do something. Maybe it’s a friend...
Every time we stand in front of a group of high school seniors, I say a little prayer. I pray they have an incredible college experience. That they make lifelong friends, create amazing memories, and come home at the end of every night. And we tell them something...
You don’t have to be a hero to make a difference; being an active bystander simply means noticing that something doesn’t feel right and choosing to do something about it. Whether you’re at a party, walking across campus, hanging out with friends, or scrolling through...
Campus Safety Awareness Month in September is a great reminder for every new college student to think about safety while navigating this exciting new chapter of life. Starting college means more independence. You’re meeting new people, exploring campus, going to...
College consent and safety should be one of the most important topics every incoming freshman understands before stepping onto campus. Starting college is exciting, overwhelming, and full of new experiences. Your first semester will likely include new friendships,...
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