Campus Safety Inspires Powerful Change in 2018 | Salt Lake Tribune

Campus Safety Remains the Focus After Lauren McCluskey’s Death

Following Lauren McCluskey’s murder, university leaders, students, and public officials continued discussions about improving campus safety and preventing future tragedies. The article examines ongoing efforts to strengthen communication, review university policies, and improve responses to reports of stalking, harassment, and relationship violence. These conversations became an important step toward creating safer campuses and honoring Lauren’s legacy through meaningful change.

Gifted and intense on the track, U. student and track star Lauren McCluskey is remembered by her community, The Salt Lake Tribune – November 8, 2018

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