
The Washington Post reports:
After one of its most tumultuous fall terms in memory, the University of Virginia is plunging ahead with plans to beef up campus safety, rein in alcohol abuse, reform its fraternity culture and prevent sexual assault.Delicate snowflakes that need "uniformed ambassadors around" to "help escort students". Should women attend Reynolds university where no one gets raped? Or should UVA students carry handguns on campus?
U-Va. President Teresa A. Sullivan said Tuesday that the university plans to hire more counselors to help students deal with, among other issues, grief after the death of classmate Hannah Graham and trauma they may be feeling about sexual assault. It plans to revise its written agreements with fraternal organizations to ensure that safety becomes a high priority.
In the spring term, the university plans to deploy uniformed “ambassadors” around and near the campus to help escort students home or provide other help on weekends when needed