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  • Stay Safe, Buckeyes

    Welcome back, Buckeyes. Safety has many different meanings, from physical security to a sense of belonging. At Ohio State, the Department of Public Safety and its police division are committed to supporting all students, faculty and staff. Ohio State’s police and security are here to help, and the university offers many resources to enhance your safety and well-being.Every person plays a role in ...
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  • Lyft Ride Smart at Ohio State

    Lyft Ride Smart at Ohio State offers eligible students discounted rides, inside the university-designated service area, from 9 p.m. to 7 a.m. Each month, 10,000 discounted rides will be made available on a first-come, first-served basis with the average cost expected to be $1 to $2. Once the monthly allotment of 10,000 discounted rides is exhausted, Lyft’s normal service rates will apply fo...
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  • A Safe Return to Classrooms

    Classroom safety remains a top priority as we welcome you back for a new academic year. The university offers many tools and resources to support our faculty, staff and students.Please review these resources and remember that if a health or safety emergency arises, call 9-1-1 for immediate assistance.Active AggressorIt’s scary to think about, but an active aggressor could strike any place, at any...
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  • Neighborhood Safety Notice – August 18, 2021

    We are sharing the below information on behalf of the Columbus Division of Police regarding a series of crimes that occurred in the off-campus area.A series of crimes similar in nature occurred overnight, with all taking place off-campus between 10:25 p.m. and 2:20 a.m.On 8/17/2021, at approximately 10:25 p.m., a carjacking occurred near Norwich and Indianola. Two suspects showed guns and stole a...
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  • OSUPD Staff Sergeant Receives Award for COVID-19 Response

    The Licking County Board of Health named OSUPD Staff Sergeant Adam Featherling as its 2021 Public Health Guardian Award recipient recognizing his hard work and dedication in the wake of the Coronavirus pandemic. Featherling received the award at the Board of Health meeting Tuesday evening. Chad Brown, Licking County’s health commissioner, recognized Featherling for his help with coordinating and ...
    OSU Police officer Adam Featherling receives 2021 Public Health Guardian Award

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