<p>For the poster who said the escort vans are only for females at their school…That sounds pretty hard to believe. If a male student did not feel safe the school would not pick them up? What school do you attend. I would love to inquire about that and if that is their practice how do they get away with that legally?</p>
<p>I go to Cornell so it gets kind of cold here. I would rather use the service than walk at midnight in the cold and freezing wind. Who cares really? using a service doesnt make you less of a man. Just a smarter one in my opinion</p>
<p>Well, I don’t ever use it because my campus is literally 15 minutes from one end to another if you walk slow, but if it were bigger and more shady I wouldn’t have a problem asking for an escort.</p>
<p>momma-three, not my school. But a school I looked at does have the service only for females.</p>
<p>Western Michigan University. [Student</a> Watch and Escort Services](<a href=“http://www.wmudps.wmich.edu/police/escort.html]Student”>http://www.wmudps.wmich.edu/police/escort.html)</p>
<p>"The student vehicle escort service consists of up to two vehicles driven by radio equipped students working from 6 p.m. to 6 a.m., seven days a week, during fall and spring semesters. These students provide rides between parking lots and residence halls to females. "</p>
<p>Why? It’s free taxi. Use it when they are offer it to you. I wouldn’t think a guy is any less of a guy for not walking back, I would just think he’s lazy/tired more than anything, haha. Although I goto USC in middle of downtown so nobody thinks less of anybody for taking the safety service.</p>
<p>people actually use those?</p>