Allison Campbell is an aspiring journalist and reporter for The Sunflower. Campbell is originally from Germany but was raised in South Africa and Kansas. She is a sophomore pursuing a degree in journalism with a minor in creative writing and has been writing for The Sunflower since January 2022. Campbell hopes to write for National Geographic or UNICEF after graduation. She enjoys writing news pieces, detailed features and the occasional review or editorial.
![Teri Hall gives insight on the type of crimes most common on college campuses and around universities. “My perception of crime on campus is really that most of our crimes are crimes of opportunity.” Hall said. “[Crime prevention is] mostly the challenge of training ourselves that not everybody is a friend on campus…. We need to all just be more watchful.”](https://thesunflower.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/11/IMG_1985-538x900.jpg)
![Teri Hall gives insight on the type of crimes most common on college campuses and around universities. “My perception of crime on campus is really that most of our crimes are crimes of opportunity.” Hall said. “[Crime prevention is] mostly the challenge of training ourselves that not everybody is a friend on campus…. We need to all just be more watchful.”](https://thesunflower.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/11/IMG_1984-631x900.jpg)
![Teri Hall, Josh Davis and Alicia Newell listen intently as Guy Schroeder shares the WSUPD’s active efforts and practices to reduce crime on campus, including the addition of a Crime Analysis Center. “[Crime Analysis Center faculty] are gonna be able to look at things from camera perspectives all over this particular area of Wichita, Sedgwick County, in order to stop the kind of things that may be happening from happening,” Schroeder said.](https://thesunflower.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/11/IMG_1978-900x684.jpg)
