Good morning USF community. I apologize for the delay in my update post, but I bring fourth amazing news. The University of South Florida has informed in mass email that the construction of fencing in the parking lots, as well as begun a new mental health resource that can be accessed by students on campus. Also, they have placed a suicide awareness bench on top of the Beard Garage. This is a huge victory for bringing awareness to the mental health crisis, which is very present in our community today. Thank you all for whom shared and signed this petition, made noise or even supported a friend in crisis. If you ever feel yourself in crisis, or need any mental health resources, I will link some below. This may be the last update on this petition, however if I get any more updates I will be sure to follow up.  Thank you all again so much for helping create this change. :)  Victoria Abernathy. Mental health resources: On call Counseling: Call 727-873-4422 to speak to an on-call counselor. Crisis Services: Outside of business hours, 24/7, including weekends and holidays, call CAPS All Hours at 855.531.0761 for support, crisis, and consultation (not scheduling); accepts international calls as well. (USF crisis services) Campus Police: (727) 873-4444 Pinellas County Help Line: 211 or (727) 210-4211 (crisis counseling and community referrals) Hillsborough County Crisis Hotline: (813) 234-1234 National Crisis Hotline: 1-800- SUICIDE Suicide Hotline: (727) 791-3131 Winn Team: (727) 548-5733 (crisis referral for mental health and substance abuse) Tampa Bay Thrives - Available 24/7 Tampa Bay Thrives is a nonprofit with a mission of mobilizing the community to strengthen behavioral health outcomes for depression, anxiety, and substance use disorder, with a focus on improving early intervention, access, and awareness. Tampa Bay Thrives launched the "Let's Talk" support line, which provides free, confidential mental health support through 24/7 access to counselors on the phone. To speak to someone any time, call 844-YOU-OKAY (968-6529). Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA)- Available 24/7:  1-800-662-HELP (4357),text message to 435748 (HELP4U) to find help nearby.