Campus safety at the University of Denver is a concern, as certain areas near campus have seen increased crime, especially at night. Multiple locations like alleys near Williams Street, areas around Humboldt Street, and sorority row have become hotspots for crimes like forcible fondling, sexual assault, and theft from cars. The Denver Police Department and Campus Safety are working to address these issues by increasing patrols, emergency phone access, and encouraging students to report any incidents.

2. The 1900 block of Williams is a street that
every DU student, and apparently criminal,
knows all too well.

3. These alleys, thought
safe enough during
the day, can turn
hostile as the sun
sets.

4. Campus Safety maintains that
communication and reporting
incidents is the best way to put an end
to the DU crime wave. These
emergency phones are located
throughout campus and provide
instantaneous emergency support
from Campus Safety.

5. Laura Noelle’s apartment
on S. Humboldt St. is a
mere three blocks away
from a forcible fondling
hotspot.

6. Sorority row is at particularly high risk
of sexual assault this year, leaving many
afraid to walk alone in this once-
thought-safe neighborhood.

7. The Denver Police Department have provided
increased patrols in the immediate DU area and
have showed more presence during the night
than they have in the past.

8. This DU secure parking lot has become a
veritable shopping mall for thieves looking to
score big. Break-ins happen almost weekly in
this lot in particular.