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  • Fall campus safety tips

    Excitement is in the air as the Buckeyes prepare to host Youngstown State on Saturday at Ohio Stadium. While the football game kicks off at Noon, the university expects fans and visitors to arrive early and stay late. Whether watching the game on campus, or at home, all Buckeyes are encouraged to be the Best Fans in the Land and keep safety in mind. Use the free Rave Guardian app when traveling...
    Officer inside stadium
  • OSUPD Helps Welcome Students Back with Off -Campus Community Welcome

    The Ohio State University Police Division teamed up with Willie J. Young Sr. and Commuter Student Engagement to welcome off-campus students back to the University District. Watch Deputy Chief Dennis Jeffrey go door-to-door spreading awareness about on and off-campus resources and sending well wishes for a successful school year!
    Off-Campus Community Welcome
  • OSUPD Welcomes New Officer with Pinning Ceremony

    As students head back to campus for the start of autumn semester, The Ohio State University Police Division (OSUPD) welcomed a new officer to its division with a pinning ceremony on August 18, 2023. “I’m so excited to be here,” said Officer Corey Manley. “Ever since I was little, I’ve loved the Buckeyes.” OSUPD has hired nine officers since January 2022, and has an authorized strength of 70 sworn...
    Chief Spears-McNatt and Officer Manley
  • You’re Going Places, Get There Safely

    New or ongoing construction may have changed the way you drive, walk or travel to work or class since you were last on campus. Pay particular attention to areas near the medical center, Cannon Drive and Woodruff Avenue where roadways and sidewalks may be impacted by construction. Visit the university traffic impact map for more details. CABS riders can find updated service routes and times online...
    pedestrians walking through crosswalk near construction area

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