Public Safety
The Temple University Department of Public Safety becomes the first campus police department in the tristate area to utilize simulation technology for de-escalation and use-of-force training.
October 1, 2024
The Temple University Police Department protects the Owls—both on campus and at away games.
September 24, 2024
Temple Security Officer James Adams, a university employee for nearly 40 years, was named honorary captain for the Owls’ home opener on Saturday, Sept. 14.
September 17, 2024
Droves of students received free gear at the annual event that is held off campus by Temple University’s Department of Public Safety.
Temple University’s Department of Public Safety increases the number of detectives to make campus safer.
Three hero Temple University police officers rescued a stray dog from extreme heat.
Temple University’s Department of Public Safety welcomes several fresh faces to its roster, including four who just graduated from the patrol academy in June.
Temple University will see more than 40 Carver High School students become Owls in the fall.
Temple University’s K-9 unit provides a positive distraction for hospital doctors, nurses and tech staff.
Temple University’s Department of Public Safety is continues to make safety improvements in and around campus.
Temple University's police officers, security officers and dispatchers are working together to prepare for Commencement.