The University of Utah released two major safety reports this week—an accounting of overall campus crime and fire statistics from 2022 required by federal law, and a housing-specific analysis dictated by state law.
Read MoreSafety warnings—or Clery warnings—are required by federal law to be sent when certain crimes present a serious or continuing threat to the campus community. Read the frequently asked questions and answers here.
Read MoreUnder the Clery Act, U.S. higher education institutions are required to gather information about all crimes committed within the main campus boundary and in nearby neighborhoods.
Read MoreThe state legislative auditors did not recommend Utah’s colleges and universities switch to contracting for law enforcement.
Read MoreIf you are a survivor of sexual assault, please know that it is not your fault and there are resources to support you.
Read MoreSafety warnings are required to be sent when certain crimes present a serious or continuing threat to the campus community. This FAQ answers questions that arise.
Read MoreNew position leads Campus Security, public safety compliance and accreditation efforts.
Read MoreConversations with students, faculty and staff shaping the direction of university police.
Read MoreThe U’s 2019 Security & Fire Safety Report is now available with data from 2018, which includes statistics about criminal offenses, hate crimes, arrests and referrals for disciplinary action and Violence Against Women Act offenses.
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