Key points

• NSHE launched the 'Eyes Open' safety campaign across its public campuses
• Concerns can be shared online at EyesOpen.nevada.edu
• It is part of NSHE's systemwide threat prevention initiative

The Nevada System of Higher Education, which oversees the state's public colleges and universities, has launched a campus safety campaign called Eyes Open that is meant to make it easier for people to raise concerns.

The campaign covers schools across the system, including UNLV and the College of Southern Nevada in the Las Vegas Valley, according to NSHE and local news reports.

Where to report

NSHE said campaign messages are now posted on campuses and online, pointing anyone with a concern to a dedicated website, EyesOpen.nevada.edu.

The site is where students, employees and others in campus communities can share something that worries them, according to the system.

Part of a broader effort

NSHE said Eyes Open is part of its Threat Prevention, Safety, and Awareness Initiative, a coordinated effort across the entire system.

In 2024, NSHE announced it had secured a U.S. Department of Homeland Security grant of more than $500,000 to strengthen campus safety and emergency preparedness.

Contact information for each school's campus safety office is collected on the Campus Safety page of NSHE's website.

Sources News 3 · FOX5 · Nevada System of Higher Education · Nevada System of Higher Education 2 · Nevada System of Higher Education 3
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