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Cornell does not tolerate bias, assault or physical/emotional abuse If you are a victim of harmful, threatening or violent incidents, support is available from Cornell and local...
Roofs are not designed for walking or sitting, and hidden hazards such as loose tiles or unstable surfaces can lead to serious injuries and expensive property damage Plus, if...
May is Mental Health Awareness Month, and it’s a good reminder to learn and practice coping strategies for stress Here are some useful tips: take a pause to breathe, take...
The CRT is a law enforcement alternative within the Division of Public Safety available to assist Cornell students, faculty and staff during crisis The CRT works in partnership...
Alcohol-related accidents, injuries and hospitalizations remain a serious concern If you see someone who has had too much to drink, be a Good Samaritan and call 911 Be smart about...
Cornell’s annual gathering for 15,000 of your closest friends! Next Wednesday is the big day and we want you to have a great time There are many things to do, such as Slopefest,...
April is National Distracted Driving Awareness Month As part of the national effort to keep our roads safe, Cornell provides information and education on distracted driving and...
In addition to the Blue Light Resources at the bottom of this email, Cornell offers even more support for safe walks across campus Download the Rave Guardian app to have friends,...
Tomorrow is National Prescription Drug Take Back Day Remember that Cornell Police, along with other agencies, offer a designated, secure location for safely disposing of old...
Hiking in our beautiful natural environment is a great way to enjoy the warmer weather and get some exercise, but please keep your safety in mind Always exhibit caution and never...
Help build Cornell’s first line of defense against digital threats by reporting suspicious emails with the new and easy PhishAlarm button, which has been added to Microsoft...