Most days, when students walk into O’Donovan Hall, they greet Altragracia Sanchez, Leo’s well-known employee, with a smile and maybe a hello.

But this week, the Georgetown Solidarity Committee is asking for students to offer canned food and monetary donations after Sanchez’s home was severely damaged in a house fire Wednesday night.

Most students feel at least fairly safe on campus, but would like to see security boosted in certain locations, according to the results of the third annual Safety and Security Survey.

Partial results of this year’s survey, which were released by the Student Safety Advisory Board to THE HOYA this week, showed that 91.8 percent of survey respondents — comprised of more than 1,700 undergraduate and graduate students — feel that the campus is “fairly safe” or “extremely safe,” up from 85.3 percent in the previous year’s survey. At the same time, many students said they were concerned about several fights and assaults that took place on campus last year, especially on the northern side of campus.