Standard Response Protocol: Know It Before You Need It
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Ready for the Semester: Building a Safe, Supportive Campus Together
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Your feedback matters. When you stop to talk with us, ask questions, or share concerns, you help shape how we serve the University of Utah.
Read MorePhone Scams: Law enforcement impersonation
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The Department of Public Safety is receiving an uptick of reports of internet and phone scams, specifically targeting our campus community. Recent scams include individuals posing as local law enforcement officers and requesting that students or employees pay a fine, or make a payment to avoid arrest. These types of scammers may say they’re from […]
Read MoreTaking Responsibility and Building Healthier Relationships
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Sometimes, actions that feel like persistence or care can actually cross boundaries and cause harm. Sending repeated messages after someone has asked you to stop, monitoring their social media, showing up uninvited, or trying to control where they go can leave others feeling unsafe and afraid. It can be difficult to recognize when behavior has […]
Read MoreWhat to Do if You Notice Signs of Stalking
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When someone repeatedly crosses your boundaries or makes you feel unsafe, it can be hard to know what to do next. Whether it’s persistent messages, showing up unexpectedly, or tracking your social media, stalking is never okay—and it’s never your fault. Reach Out Right Away If you think you’re being stalked—or if you’re concerned about […]
Read MoreRecognizing Signs of Stalking
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Understanding Stalking Stalking is a pattern of repeated, unwanted behavior that causes a person to feel unsafe, anxious, or threatened. It can happen in many forms — both in person and online — and often involves someone crossing your personal boundaries after being asked to stop. Online, stalking might look like: Repeated or nonstop messaging […]
Read MoreStay Safe, Stay Connected: How the SafeU App Supports You
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At the University of Utah, your safety is always a top priority. That’s why the SafeU app was designed with features that make it easy to stay connected, informed, and secure—whether you’re walking across campus, working late, or navigating an emergency situation. The app allows you to share your location with a trusted friend or […]
Read MoreGame Day the Right Way: Respect, Pride, and Community
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Game days at Rice-Eccles Stadium are one of the most exciting parts of life at the University of Utah. They bring together students, alumni, faculty, staff, and fans from across the state to cheer on the Utes and celebrate our community spirit. But with all the excitement, it’s important to remember that our celebrations also […]
Read MoreMeet the U’s Residence Life Resource Officer: Ben Harmon
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Harmon is posted at Kahlert Village, the most populated residence on campus, with over 1,400 first-year students.
Read MoreEnhancing Crisis Response with BOWMAC Training Program
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The University of Utah Department of Public Safety (DPS) is proud to announce the implementation of BOWMAC (Basic Operational Workings for Managing All Crises) training for our officers, reinforcing our commitment to campus safety and emergency preparedness. BOWMAC represents a comprehensive “All-Hazards” approach to crisis management, providing our public safety personnel with evidence-based strategies for […]
Read MoreReady, Set, Evacuate!
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How the U is Reinforcing Emergency Preparedness Through Summer Fire Drills When it comes to campus safety, preparation is everything. That’s why each summer, the University of Utah conducts a series of unannounced fire evacuation drills across the main academic campus. These drills help build a culture of readiness. This year’s drills, to be held […]
Read MoreSaving Lives Made Simple: Hands-Only CPR in One Minute
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When someone’s heart stops, every second counts. That’s why we’re sharing this simple guide to hands-only CPR – a technique so straightforward that anyone can learn it right now. Cardiac emergencies can happen anywhere – in classrooms, during athletic events, or while walking across campus. Studies show that immediate CPR can double or even triple […]
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