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  • Buckeye Alert System Test

    A Buckeye Alert system test will occur September 9. Students, faculty and staff on all Ohio State campuses will receive a text message that will be clearly identified as a test. If a Buckeye Alert is issued, information will also be posted at emergency.osu.edu . If your cell phone number is already in Workday (for faculty/staff) or BuckeyeLink (for students), then you are automatically registered...
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  • Your Safety is Our Priority

    Welcome back for a new academic year. The safety of all Buckeyes is Ohio State’s top priority, and the university has a comprehensive safety plan that includes police, non-sworn security and a campus 9-1-1 call center supported by security technology. It takes everyone working together to support a culture of safety, so please review the tips below and look out for your fellow Buckeyes. LIVING ON...
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  • In the News: Students encouraged to use campus safety resources

    In an interview with WBNS n10TV, OSUPD Lt. Bruce Allen said students will notice an increased police presence on campus as we begin a new academic year. He also urged students to use available safety resources and seek help whenever they need it. "Don't ever be afraid to give us a call," Allen said. "Even if it's something that you don't think has risen to the level of where police involvement is...
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  • OSUPD, DPS Employees Go Beyond the Badge, Earning their Master’s Degrees

    For four Ohio State University Police Division (OSUPD) and Department of Public Safety (DPS) employees, serving Buckeyes is about more than the work they do on campus. It’s also about continuing to learn, grow and prepare for the future. OSUPD Deputy Chief Alan Horujko, OSUPD Detective Corey Manley, DPS Communications Supervisor Merle Vaessin and DPS Property Room Coordinator and Court Liaison...
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  • Dennis Jeffrey and Christian Selch Featured on City of Ohio State Podcast

    As thousands of Buckeyes return to campus for a new academic year, staying safe and prepared is top priority. Dennis Jeffrey, Chief of Police for The Ohio State University Police Division (OSUPD) and Christian Selch, director of Communications and Security Technology speak about campus safety resources , game-day preparations, and the technology helping first responders across campus.
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