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Created by the Senate Sub-Committee on Safety for Women, a poster with McGill Security's phone number hung in campus washrooms gets mixed reactions.

An article questioning the necessity of campus security's surveillance presence.

After an increase in sexual violence on campus, the newly formed Sub-Committee on Safety for Women begins a series of initiatives to increase awareness of security issues on campus.

Coverage of the treatment of protestors during an occupation of McGill administrative offices.

An article describing safety issues on campus following several sexual assaults in 1988 and 1989. The article discusses the role and responsibilities of McGill security and the Montreal Urban Community (MUC) Police, as well as student organizations…

Student groups criticize the administration's response to campus safety issues.

After five incidents of sexual harassment in campus bathrooms and two incidents of sexual assault in campus libraries, students are concerned that McGill security is not equipped to handle emergencies related to sexual violence.

Coverage of a change of firms to oversee McGill Security.

A student explains how SACOMSS helped them after a sexual assault.

An article questioning the necessity of such a strong security presence on campus and whether they are effective in reducing incidents of violence on and around campus.