Division of Public Safety

Recognized student organizations at Case Western Reserve University can now apply for funding through the Campus & Student Safety Grant, co-offered by the Division of Public Safety and the Division of Student Affairs.This grant supports projects that address a specific safety or security…

Being ready means being able to help the people around you, and on a college campus, that often starts with those who live, study and work beside you every day. In most emergencies—from small incidents in residence halls to large-scale disasters—neighbors, classmates and coworkers are often the…

A well‑prepared kit ensures you have essential supplies when power, water or access to stores is disrupted, and storing items in airtight bags and portable containers keeps everything protected and easy to carry.In observance of National Preparedness Month, the Office of Emergency Management…

Emergencies can disrupt campus life quickly, so staying connected is key. In observance of National Preparedness Month, the Office of Emergency Management encourages members of the Case Western Reserve University community to sign up for RAVE Alerts and use the Emergency Alert System and NOAA…

Whether you’re walking across campus, settling into new living spaces or navigating life online, taking a few simple precautions can help you stay safe at Case Western Reserve University. To help members of the CWRU community protect themselves throughout the 2026-27 academic year—and beyond—we…

The Division of Public Safety at Case Western Reserve University is offering Universal Self-Defense, a three-week self-defense program to members of the campus community. Through guided exercises, each class will provide insight into how to deploy self-defense tactics against an aggressor and how…

A planned police training will take place Friday, Aug. 7, from noon to 8 p.m. in Mather Memorial Building.During this time, members of the Case Western Reserve University community may see an increased law enforcement presence in the area. This is only a training and there is no threat to the…

Early identification is one of the most effective tools in threat assessment, as recognizing warning signs as early as possible creates more opportunities to intervene, provide support and prevent harm. To foster a safer and more supportive campus environment, the Division of Public Safety at Case…

To support campus security, proper access control and efficient scheduling, all temporary door unlocks and door schedule changes at Case Western Reserve University must be requested and coordinated in advance.Effective immediately, all door access requests must be submitted through the Door…

Case Western Reserve University will test its outdoor emergency speaker system at 10 a.m. on Monday, July 20.During this brief exercise, outdoor speakers across campus will broadcast a test message. To ensure clarity, the broadcast will begin with the word “TEST.” In the event of an actual…