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  • OSUPD Hosts Empowerment and Self-Defense Training

    OSUPD hosted an empowerment and self-defense training for nearly 20 graduate students from the Student Occupational Therapy Association. The two-hour training taught participants how to use their voices and throw a punch, emphasizing awareness, prevention, risk reduction and the basics of hands-on defense. If you're interested in scheduling a training, email AP-osupd-selfdefense...
    A group of graduate students gathering for a huddle before the training ended.
  • Donate to Toys for Tots by Dec. 9

    Community members are encouraged to donate new, unwrapped toys to support the U.S. Marines Toys for Tots campaign. The Ohio State University’s Department of Public Safety will host its 4th annual drive-through event to collect donations curbside on Thursday, December 8, 2022, from 7 a.m. to 10 a.m., in front of Blankenship Hall. The event is located at 901 Woody Hayes Drive in Colu...
    cartoon drawing of a traing with the words donate to toys for tots
  • OSUPD Hosts Mock Crime Scene

    Caution tape and evidence tags made a mock scenario come to life for Ohio State journalism students. OSUPD hosted The Lantern class reporters for a mock crime scene to simulate breaking news. Students were tasked with gathering information, confirming facts and writing on deadline. University Police host students each semester to support Ohio State’s academic mission. Watch how the...
    Do Not Cross yellow caution tape frames student journalists in the background
  • Police share tips to curb crime

    The Ohio State University Police Division (OSUPD) is reminding students, faculty and staff to take precautions and lock doors and windows – especially at night.The warning comes following a crime pattern in the immediate off-campus area known as the University District. The Columbus Division of Police (CPD) reports that residential burglaries are on the rise in the area, with a majority of suspec...
    map with the text off-campus community crime map
  • Campus Service Officers Assist with Safety

    Campus Service Officers (CSO) are an extra set of eyes and ears trained to help keep the campus community safe. CSOs report suspicious activity so police can respond as needed. The non-sworn positions are performed by student staff who work in pairs to patrol on and off campus in marked vehicles. In the past, these types of roles have led students to pursue a career in law enforcement. Interested...
    photo of student campus service officer

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