Public Safety e-mailed a campus alert last night asking students to be on the lookout for an individual who harrassed a female University student Wednesday night.
The suspect was described as a white male, about 25 years old, and weighing about 230 pounds.
According to Public Safety Lt. Donald Reichling, the student was walking by the tennis courts near New South when the individual jumped out and made "grunting noises."
The student was not injured during the incident, according to Reichling.
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