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  • Keep Traffic Safety Top-of-Mind

    The Ohio State University Department of Public Safety is reminding students, faculty and staff to stay safe when traveling around campus by following the rules of the road. “With an increase in e-bikes and e-scooters, exercising caution is more important than ever,” said Monica Moll, associate vice president of public safety. "So, whether you drive, walk, bike or ride a scooter to class or work...
    pedestrians using crosswalk on campus
  • Public Safety Notice Update: Police Make Arrest

    Police have arrested one male suspect related to the October 27 incident that led to the issuance of a public safety notice . He is charged with felonious assault and is not affiliated with the university, meaning he is not a student, faculty or staff member. The investigation is ongoing, anyone with information is encouraged to call The Ohio State University Police Division (OSUPD) at 614-292...
    close-up of OSU Police cruiser door showing the word police
  • OSUPD Brings Real-World Experience to Journalism Students

    The Ohio State University Police Division (OSUPD) is bringing hands-on journalism experience to the classroom through its ongoing work with journalism students. Each semester, the class participates in a mock crime scene exercise, which was held at the Gateway Substation for the first time this semester, giving students a firsthand look inside the space. Each semester, OSUPD works with Nicole...
    An OSUPD vehicle parked outside next to a group of students.
  • Behind the Badge: Officer Fernando Chavez

    Name and rank? Fernando Chavez Jr., University Law Enforcement Officer How long have you been with OSUPD? I joined the Ohio State University Police Department in February 2025. Before joining OSUPD, I earned my degree in Biology from The Ohio State University and worked as an armed private security contractor with Direct Approach Tactical Solutions from 2022 to 2025 while completing my education...
    Behind the Badge Fernando Chavez
  • Buckeye Alert System Test

    A Buckeye Alert system test will occur November 6. 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...
    graphic with words Buckeye Alert System test

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