Monday, November 1

• Campus Safety responded to a medical assist in Lund Center.

Tuesday, November 2

• Campus Safety responded to a medical assist at the Carlson Administration Building.

Thursday, November 4

• A student in Norelius Hall reported a theft from his unlocked room.

Friday, November 5

• Campus Safety responded to a medical assist at Schaefer Fine Arts for an injury that occurred on Thursday, November 4.

Saturday, November 6

• A suspected illegal drug substance found in the Johnson Student Union was turned over to Campus Safety.
• Campus Safety cited two students for underage consumption on campus grounds.

Sunday, November 7

• Campus Safety cited a student for underage consumption on campus grounds.
• An unlocked bicycle was reported stolen from the bike rack in front of the Jackson Campus Center.
• A theft of personal property from North Hall was reported.

Tip of the Week

Parking regulations

Some things to remember:

• A parking permit is required for students and staff to park on campus. Visitor spaces are closed to students and employees.
• Visitors wishing to park past 2:00 a.m. or overnight must be register with their social host in the Campus Safety office and display a valid Guest Parking Permit, and in the Norelius Visitor Lot, park in the designated “Overnight” parking spaces.
• Three Flags Circle is a no parking zone at all times.
• It’s never “too late at night” to get a parking permit. Campus Safety is open 24 hours, when contacted by calling x8888.
• If you have a parking permit on one vehicle but are using another vehicle temporarily, you can get a temporary pass in the Campus Safety office at no charge. If you permanently change vehicles, it is a $10 charge for a new sticker, and the old sticker should be turned in. Contact Campus Safety at x8888 or e-mail safety@gustavus.edu with any questions about new or replacement parking decals.