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Between April 10-16, the most frequently reported crime to the University of Nebraska-Lincoln Police Department was minor in possession of alcohol with five reports, according to UNLPD’s Daily Crime &

Content warning: This story mentions sexual violence

Between March 13-19, the most frequently reported crime to the University of Nebraska-Lincoln Police Department was alcohol incidents of the “drunk” category with three reports, according to UNLPD’s Daily Crime

Between Feb. 27 - March 5, the most frequently reported crime to the University of Nebraska-Lincoln Police Department was alcohol incidents of the “drunk” category with five reports, according to

Between Feb. 13-19, the most frequently reported crime to the University of Nebraska-Lincoln Police Department was disturbances, not including domestic or wild parties, with five reports, according to UNLPD’s Daily

Between Jan. 23-29, the most frequently reported crime to the University of Nebraska-Lincoln Police Department was trespassing, with four reports according to UNLPD’s Daily Crime & Fire Log.

Although many students were off campus throughout winter break at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, terroristic threats, concealed weapons, vandalism and other crimes continued both on and off campus.

Editor’s Note: Due to recent changes to the University of Nebraska-Lincoln Police Department’s Daily Crime & Fire Log that reduced readily available descriptions for individual crimes, The Daily Nebraskan has

Multiple individuals were running on campus without clothes around N 17th & R streets on April 9, according to Sgt. Margot Nason.