The University of Minnesota has opened an off-campus safety center in Dinkytown to provide a variety resources for students.
The University of Minnesota police are opening a new safety center with the goal of expanding safety on and around campus.
The University of Minnesota's new public safety center is opening Friday in Dinkytown, a neighborhood where crime has become a major concern over the past few years.
It's the latest effort to respond to violent crime in the Dinkytown neighborhood, which has sparked concerns in recent years.
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U of M opening off-campus safety center in DinkytownThe University of Minnesota is opening an off-campus safety center in the heart of Dinkytown on Sept. 6. The building on 14th Avenue Southeast will include a study space, safety classroom, student ...
The safety center is located just off campus in the heart of Dinkytown at the former Kitty Kat Club on 14th Avenue South. In addition to housing police, the center will be used as a community ...
The interior was lined with benches and the walls were covered in candles inside the Kitty Cat Klub. A garage door in the ...
(ABC 6 News) — The University of Minnesota is unveiling its new off-campus safety center in Dinkytown.
The plan has been in the works since March, after University of Minnesota police increased their partnership with Minneapolis police, with UMPD responding to 911 calls in Dinkytown. The community ...
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