UGA invests $7.3M in security initiatives after nursing student murder, prioritizing safety.
University of Georgia (UGA) invests $7.3 million in new security initiatives following the murder of Augusta University nursing student Laken Riley. Measures include installing campus safety ambassadors, launching the UGA Safe app, enhancing lighting, introducing automated license plate readers and more. UGA President Jere W. Morehead stated that safety and security are the university's highest priority.
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