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OSUPD offers women's self-defense course

September 30, 2025

The OSU Police Department is offering the Rape Aggression Defense (R.A.D.) Basic Self-Defense Course this fall. This is a nationally recognized program that teaches realistic self-defense tactics and techniques for women, beginning with awareness, prevention, and risk reduction and progressing to hands-on defense skills. Email zwcook@okstate.edu to enroll.

Project Safe Stop helps individuals with autism prepare for traffic stops

September 19, 2025

Project Safe Stop, a free community event, gives people on the autism spectrum a safe way to practice traffic stops. The Autism Foundation of Oklahoma, OSUPD, Stillwater PD and the Payne County Sheriff’s Office are co-hosting the event, set for 6–7:30 p.m., Wednesday, Oct. 8, in the O’Brate Stadium parking lot. Families are invited to connect with local officers, take part in a mock traffic stop, and enjoy booths, food and fun.

Law enforcement responds to swatting call

September 6, 2025

The OSU Police Department is investigating a case of swatting affecting campus. Officers responded quickly and found no sign of a disturbance.

Chief's Brief August 2025

August 19, 2025

Welcome to the first Chief’s Brief, a monthly column to let you, the community, know what has been happening on campus.

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The Oklahoma State University Police Department protects OSU 24 hours a day, 365 days a year with over 50 sworn officers and support staff.

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Patrol

OSU PD patrols Stillwater, Tulsa and CHS as well as agricultural research areas and Lake Carl Blackwell.

Investigations

The OSU Investigations division investigates all crimes that occur within OSU Police jurisdiction.

Motorist assist

OSU offers on-campus motorist assistance, including jump-starts and lockout help.

SafeWalk

The SafeWalk program is comprised of trained student public service officers and escort anyone from one campus location to another from 9 p.m. to 2 a.m., seven days a week.

Lost and Found

The OSU Police Department maintains the lost and found area.

Training and Classes

OSU Police offer safety-focused training programs to equip the campus community with the knowledge and skills to prevent, respond to and stay safe in critical situations.

Crisis Response Guide

Designed to help you navigate and prepare for emergencies, this guide provides essential steps and resources you can take for personal safety.

Personal Safety Tips

Your safety is important—whether you're walking to class, heading home at night, or relaxing in your dorm. Knowing a few key strategies can make all the difference. Be proactive about your personal safety and stay informed!

Personal Asset Inventory

OSU implemented a personal asset inventory service for all campuses. The system provides a place for students, faculty and staff to record the make, model, serial number and a photograph (optional) of valuables.

About the Clery Act

The Clery Act, passed in 1990, is a federal law that directs universities to inform the public about crime on and around their campuses.

Clery Crime Log / Activity Summaries

The OSU Police Department publishes a crime log combining both Clery and State of Oklahoma requirements.

Annual Security Report and Fire Safety Report

OSU discloses the most recent three years of crime statistics, security policies and more in the Annual Security Report and Fire Safety Report.

Guide for Campus Security Authorities

Frequently asked questions and guidelines for Campus Security Authorities.

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