Public Safety
If a weapon is detected through ZeroEyes, an alert is sent to Temple University’s Department of Public Safety within seconds, allowing them to respond as quickly as possible in the event of a gun-related incident.
November 18, 2024
A drawing by Bryan Cottrell of Temple University’s Department of Public Safety is now featured in the new Officers as Artists exhibit in Washington, D.C.
November 11, 2024
Detective Aaron Allen of the Temple University Police Department is proud to be a United States Veteran.
November 6, 2024
An increasing number of students are using Flight, the walking escort program, the TUSafe app and more resources offered by Temple University.
Temple University’s Department of Public Safety released the university’s first comprehensive active assailant video, with the goal of helping the Temple community respond effectively and ensure your safety should an emergency arise.
Temple University criminal justice major Deanna Venini is also a Temple dispatcher who aspires to work alongside her father, Temple Police Officer Andrew Venini.
Temple University’s Department of Public Safety’s two newest police officers both come with an extensive law enforcement background.
After a stray dog was found wandering inside the halls of the College of Engineering building, Temple Police Sgt. David Ramos gave him a forever home.
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.
The Temple University Police Department protects the Owls—both on campus and at away games.
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.
Droves of students received free gear at the annual event that is held off campus by Temple University’s Department of Public Safety.
