Overview
About
The Department of Campus Safety is staffed 24 hours a day year-round by trained professionals employed to serve the University community.
In life-threatening emergencies, or when you need immediate police, fire or medical assistance, make the following TWO calls: 911 and 303-871-3000 (1-3000).
DU Campus Safety logs over 62,000 computer aided dispatch events (approximately 170 per day) and over 13,000 calls for service. Additionally, approximately 1,000 reports are written annually by Campus Safety Officers.
Emergency Notifications
Emergency notifications/alerts are designed to alert you via email, phone, voice mail, text message, and PDA in the event of an emergency on campus. Sign Up Now through the Office of Emergency Preparedness.
Property Registration
The majority of crimes occurring on campus involve burglary or theft of property. Property Registration for your bicycle, laptop, computer, etc. is free.
Walking Escorts
Campus Safety offers a walking escort for students, staff and faculty who do not want to walk on campus alone after dark. Escorts will walk you to and from any location on campus. To request an escort, call 303-871-2334.
CPR/AED Training
Campus Safety offers free CPR/AED courses to students, staff and faculty of the University of Denver.
Upcoming courses are listed below. To register for these courses, please click on the date that you would like to attend and you will be re-directed to a registration page.
Wednesday, July 31, 2013 8:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.
To Report a Crime
You can report a crime or Honor Code violation to Campus Safety at any time by calling 303-871-2334. An officer will be sent to your location to take your report.
If you would like to anonymously provide Campus Safety with information about a crime or suspected crime, you may call the anonymous tip line at 303-871-3130. Please leave as much information as possible so that we may investigate the incident.
To anonymously report a sexual assault, please contact either the University Chaplain, The Health and Counseling Center or the Center for Advocacy, Prevention and Empowerment.
To formally report a sexual assault, contact Campus Safety.
Rape Aggression Defense (R.A.D.) Class
R.A.D. is a women-only self-defense class offered throughout the United States and Canada, primarily on college campuses. The program is designed to develop and enhance self-defense options so they become viable for women being attacked. Please see the video about the R.A.D. class at DU.
R.A.D. classes are held in the Evans building, 2130 S. High St., west of the Driscoll Center South building. The class fee is $25. Class size is limited.
There are no R.A.D. classes scheduled during the summer months. Please re-visit our website in September 2013 for an updated listing of available classes.