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A photo from a previous Safety Walk. Credit: Courtesy of Rachel DeMooy The Willie J. Young, Sr. Off-Campus and Commuter Student Engagement office at Ohio State will host its semiannual Safety Walk on Nov. 18 to share safety information and resources with students living off campus ahead of the Michigan game and holiday breaks. The walk will take place from 3 to 5 p.m. and bring together Ohio State staff, University Police and the Columbus Division of Police to visit student residences, distribute Party Smart reminders and share information about home safety, said Rachel DeMooy, off-campus residential experience manager. DeMooy said the fall walk is timed to reach students before the holiday breaks, when many are preparing to leave their homes for extended periods. The initiative has been held at least twice a year for about 15 years.

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