“It just goes to show the connection and the commitment we have to the community, that we’re not just here to serve Temple,” said Vice President for Public Safety Jennifer Griffin.

Temple police officers hosted their 26th annual holiday party with gift giveaways, interactive games, face painting and more at the Liacouras Center.

Temple University’s vice president for public safety accepted the North Broad Renaissance Award on behalf of the department, crediting several new safety initiatives and the hard work of Temple police officers, dispatchers, security officers and administrative staff.

Temple Police Officer Jesse Camponelli and K9 Officer Falko are halfway through patrol school. The dynamic duo is expected to start patrolling campus early next year.

“There is no overstating the impact that this has had when it comes to officer wellness and staffing,” said Vice President for Public Safety Dr. Jennifer Griffin.

The new office, which is located in Suite 202B in 1910 Liacouras Walk, is designed to help students navigate off-campus living.

Hero Temple University Police Officers and military members reflect on what it means to serve the country ahead of Veterans Day.

Hero Temple University Police Officers meet child they helped deliver 10 years ago.

Temple’s Department of Public Safety’s ‘Park and Walks’ encourages officers to step out of their vehicles and have more interactions with the Temple Community 

Temple has focused on studying violence and developing programs that are making Philadelphia a safer place.

Safety recommendations can now be tracked through Temple’s new online dashboard.

Accomplished CBS3 reporter and Temple University alumnus Matt Petrillo is set to join the Department of Public Safety as its first director of communications on Monday, Aug. 28.