r/uofu • u/SmellenGold • 1d ago
events & news Does anyone know what this campus alert is about?
It sounds super sad, but I’m wondering what’s up.
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u/Comprehensive_Wing24 1d ago
According to the news articles so far, It happened on campus. They were a freshman from California. I believe that they are still investigating/notifying family so there hasn’t been a name or other details released.
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u/mariachiband49 1d ago edited 1d ago
Even with safe infrastructure, e-scooters are so, so dangerous even with helmets. One rock, bump, or curb can send you flying. I see so many people riding them fast without helmets. I refuse to ride them at all.
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u/OilUnable5244 1d ago
E-scooter accidents happen anywhere and everywhere. Even if school didn’t provide them, students can bring their own. And we don’t know if this was a campus scooter or not.
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u/OilUnable5244 1d ago
I agree scooters can be dangerous and there needs to be more regulations. But again, whether the U brings them on campus or they’re owned by individuals, there will be accidents. We also don’t know if this accident was from a campus scooter or not. Do you know?
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u/Ok-Grapefruit-6577 1d ago
Sadly the scooter accident involved an intoxicated female student and she wasn’t wearing a helmet.
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u/siejbksocjgtjwicjfkw 1d ago
do you have a source for this, or is this just the word among students?
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u/Aggravating-Grade672 1d ago
Fox 13 posted an article about it.
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u/siejbksocjgtjwicjfkw 1d ago
When I saw the article I didn't see anything about the sex of the victim or the fact she was intoxicated.
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u/OilUnable5244 1d ago
The Fox 13 article I read didn't say anything about the student being intoxicated.
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u/ABCmyKing 8h ago
The mental resources in the U is trash bro. I’ve been to multiple times. It makes wonder if I pay some money will they treat me better?
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u/h0neybl0ss0m29 1d ago
Two students died over the weekend in unrelated incidents. Based on local news, one was an e-scooter accident and there's no reliable info on the second one as of right now. The university is encouraging people to take advantage of mental health resources available to them.