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  • OSUPD Welcomes Five New Officers with Pinning Ceremony

    The Ohio State University Police Division (OSUPD) welcomed five new officers, James Bass, Calvin Cabarrus, Amanda Crowe, Megan Hale and Katie Demi, to the division with a pinning ceremony on July 26, 2024.“We’re excited to welcome these five exceptional officers to the division just in time to also welcome students back to campus for fall semester,” said Deputy Chief Eric Whiteside. Bass was...
  • Ohio State Safety Director Discusses Community Partnerships

    The Chronicle of Higher Education recently featured The Ohio State University’s public safety director Monica Moll in an article that delves into challenges faced by college police forces, and their unique responses. Moll’s decades of experience provide stability while still encouraging innovation amidst the evolving landscape of campus safety. When it comes to OSUPD’s working partnership wi...
  • In the News: OSUPD Officers Honored during EMS Star of Life Awards Ceremony

    As shared by the Columbus Division of Fire, four OSUPD officers were honored during the EMS Star of Life Awards Ceremony on May 22, 2024.On July 16, 2023, OSUPD officers Chris Chambers, Robert Fair, Pete Tiefenthaeler and Erik Winger, along with medics from Columbus Fire, responded to a call at The Ohio State University McCorkle Indoor Aquatic Center on reports of 16-year-old Ethan McKendry...
  • OSUPD Annual Awards

    The Ohio State University Police Division recognized several officers and a member of the community with its 2023 Annual Award Ceremony on May 5, 2024. “We are honored to work at The Ohio State University,” said OSUPD Deputy Chief Eric Whiteside. “But I also believe this institution is lucky to have a group of well-trained officers who are truly committed to community policing.”The Officer o...
  • Fit for Duty

    An Ohio State University Police Division (OSUPD) officer isn’t just running races, he’s running a movement. With each step, he’s spreading awareness about the importance of police officer physical health. “The community we serve deserves and expects us to be physically able to help them in their moment of need,” said Officer Randy Petit. “I wouldn’t be able to look myself in the mirror if I ...

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