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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 critiquing the posters and campus maps created by the Senate Sub-Committee on Safety for Women as being inadequate. Instead, the authors demand increased security and improvements to the training of security staff, increased lighting on…

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.

After the Senate Committee on Women recommends enhanced safety measures on campus, the McGill administration installs campus emergency phones, increased lighting, and more frequent foot patrols by McGill Security.

The 1988 Sexual Harassment Report reveals 100% increase in reported incidents.

Following a rape at the Phi Delta Theta fraternity, the Daily interviews principal David Johnston about the university's response.

Following a rape at the Phi Delta Theta fraternity, the Daily publishes a comment criticizing the McGill administration's approach to investigating sexual assault cases.