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Walking on campus in the evenings? Get tips for staying safe
As the days get shorter and the sun sets earlier, it becomes even more important to take safety precautions on campus. First and foremost: Pay attention to your surroundings. This includes, as always, avoiding becoming engrossed in your phone or wearing headphones that obscure outside sounds. But…
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Staying Safe at CWRU: Helping others
September is National Preparedness Month, a time to consider how to stay safe in the face of potential disasters. To help members of the Case Western Reserve University community be prepared, The Daily has teamed up with the Office of Resiliency to share safety tips throughout the month. We’ve…
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Staying Safe at CWRU: Get youth involved
September is National Preparedness Month, a time to consider how to stay safe in the face of potential disasters. To help members of the Case Western Reserve University community be prepared, The Daily teamed up with the Office of Resiliency to share safety tips throughout the month. We’ve shared…
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Staying Safe at CWRU: Low-cost, no-cost preparedness
September is National Preparedness Month, a time to consider how to stay safe in the face of potential disasters. To help members of the Case Western Reserve University community be prepared, The Daily teamed up with the Office of Resiliency to share safety tips throughout the month. So far, we’ve…
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Staying safe at CWRU
Two recent incidents have reminded our community of the importance of heeding public safety guidance in daily life—especially after dark. Even though five police departments have jurisdiction in some part of our campus area—Case Western Reserve, University Circle, Cleveland, Cleveland Heights and…
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Staying Safe at CWRU: Make an emergency supply kit
September is National Preparedness Month, a time to consider how to stay safe in the face of potential disasters. To help members of the Case Western Reserve University community be prepared, The Daily teamed up with the Office of Resiliency to share safety tips throughout the month. Last week, we…
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5 things... to keep in mind to stay safe this semester
Case Western Reserve University’s campus is bustling once again, as most students have returned to in-person courses and campus offices are returning to pre-pandemic operations. But even after nearly 18 months and 366 million vaccine doses administered in the U.S., several familiar pandemic…
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Update your information on the Rave Mobile Safety website
As the new academic year begins, members of the Case Western Reserve University community are reminded to make sure their information is up-to-date with Rave Mobile Safety as the university’s text- and voice-messaging alert system. Faculty, staff and students have been automatically registered for…
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Test of outdoor emergency notification speakers to be held Jan. 21
Case Western Reserve University will test its outdoor emergency notification speakers Thursday, Jan. 21, at 9 a.m. This test is being done before move-in and while many employees are working remotely to minimize the impact on individuals. The message on the outdoor speakers will include the word…
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Issues with Rave Guardian app? Follow these steps
Some iPhone users who have upgraded to iOS 14.3 are experiencing issues using the Rave Guardian app. If you are having difficulties with the app, follow these steps: Uninstall the Rave Guardian app from your device.Restart your iPhone.Reinstall the app. If you have not yet upgraded your iOS to…