First campus safety conference continues effort for change
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The event was a platform for two grieving mothers who are determined to change the trajectory of campus and interpersonal violence.
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‘Reimagining Public Safety: Dream realized or deferred?’
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Nearly 100 students, faculty, staff and community members attended the department’s DOCA panel discussion, “Reimagining Public Safety: Dream realized or deferred?” both in-person and via Zoom.
Read MoreChris Snyder appointed as CSO’s Chief of Staff
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Snyder was appointed to his new role at the beginning of February.
Read MoreDepartment of Public Safety mourns loss of K9 Zarah
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She is remembered for her for dedication and playful nature.
Read MoreU brings together campus safety leaders from across Utah
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The conference is intended to bring together campus safety leaders and officers from across Utah.
Read MoreReimagining Public Safety: Dream realized or deferred?
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On Wednesday, Feb. 8 from 6-7:30 p.m. the University of Utah Department of Public Safety will host the panel discussion, “Reimagining Public Safety: Dream realized or deferred?” in the J. Willard Marriott Library, Gould Auditorium. Campus policing continues to be top of mind for students, faculty, and staff on the University of Utah campus. This […]
Read MoreNew deputy chief safety officer named
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Longtime law enforcement leader Scott Carver will join the department on Feb. 16.
Read MoreChief Safety Officer offers career advice
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It was a speed mentoring event as part of National Mentoring Month
Read MoreWorking towards gender equality
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The U currently has over 10% female sworn officers and 33% women in leadership.
Read MoreNew details on housing incident
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Additional details have become available as University Police and Housing and Residential Education complete their investigation of this incident.
Read MoreUpdate on housing incident
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Police detained and questioned three student residents involved in the incident.
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