By: Nick Wicker
With the exception of some chicken coops, storage barns and a few other campus buildings that no members of the University of Minnesota community occupy, the Twin Cities campus is secured for the night.
A building security initiative is nearing its final phase by restricting access to the University’s tunnels and skyways, and some law enforcement and school officials say the reasons behind the initiative vary.
By the beginning of the fall semester, 143 campus buildings had reduced the amount of time open to the general public through the Building Access Program.