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The students looking out for students - and the tools they're using to stay safe

The students looking out for students - and the tools they're using to stay safe
BBC Northern Ireland Saturday 03 October 2026, 05:35 UTC 1 min read
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But with a focus on safety, the Ulster University Students Union (UUSU) is spreading awareness of spiking and sexual violence.

But with a focus on safety, the Ulster University Students Union (UUSU) is spreading awareness of spiking and sexual violence.
the Ulster University Students Union (ORG)
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