Karen Hughes

At the ASUC’s general meeting Wednesday, the subcommittee on student risks and Inclusive Access program presented about the struggles students face and the shift to digitizing course content.

The resolution was approved Aug. 27 at the North-American Interfraternity Conference’s annual meeting and requires that its 66 member fraternities implement the policy by Sept. 1, 2019.

UCPD responded to four alcohol-related illness incidents between Saturday night and Monday morning, less than half as many as compared to last year during the same period.

The ASUC Office of the President’s sexual assault task force will launch a campaign Friday to raise awareness regarding sexual assault and spark dialogue about the importance of consent during sexual activity.

Following last weekend’s nine alcohol-related hospitalizations, UCPD responded to four more alcohol-related illness incidents at the residence halls this Labor Day weekend.

A local association called the Piedmont/Parker Neighborhood Watch launched what they are calling a Quiet Campaign on Friday in an attempt to quell student noise and drunken disorderliness by putting up posters and raising community awareness.

UCPD and campus agencies are working to combat increases in the number of alcohol-related illnesses reported early in the semester over the past two years, though it is unclear whether those efforts have succeeded.

The number of alcohol-related illnesses called in to UCPD since move-in weekend this year has already surpassed the number recorded in all of August last year.