Campus Safety

• Tornado Awareness

  The 2012 tornado season began early this year in Ohio. The Chief Long Range Forecaster at AccuWeather.com is predicting that the peak tornado occurrence for our region will be during month of April. However, tornadoes can occur anywhere in the United States at any time of the year. They form from thunderstorms, generally moving in [...]

  posted March 30, 2012

• Supply Water Piping Project affects pedestrian traffic

   Supply Water Piping Project Update The Supply Water Piping Project is currently entering the main campus quad area. The construction in the main campus quad area should last eight to ten weeks and will affect pedestrian traffic as well as areas of the main campus where public events are held. There will be two construction [...]

  posted January 26, 2012

• BE CAREFUL!

  Students, after receiving an email from Sergeant Patrick Ammon with the Wright State University Police Department there have been some concerns about walking safely across Colonel Glenn Highway. There have been many close calls between vehicles and pedestrians when students walk from W.O. Wrights to Tutty’s or vice versa without using the crosswalk. That part [...]

  posted September 23, 2011

• On-Campus SAFE Escorts

  SAFE Escorts The Wright State University Police Department’s SAFE escort service is designed to enhance your safety and peace of mind and provide a greater sense of security for anyone who feels unsafe while walking alone on campus. The goal of the SAFE escort service is to deter assaults, sexual harassment, verbal abuse, or other [...]

  posted August 16, 2011

• Sign Up for WSU Emergency Txt Messaging

  By signing up for the WSU text message service, you will have the ability to receive emergency alerts via your cell phone. To begin receiving these messages, you will need to opt-in using WINGS Express. This new text message feature is presently in a preliminary phase, and is not a guarantee of service. Depending on [...]

  posted August 16, 2011

• Campus Safety & the WSU Police Dept.

  Campus Safety The Wright State University Police Department (WSUPD) is responsible for ensuring a safe environment for all people on campus. Wright State police officers work hand-in-hand with the local police forces to provide overall security for students and the community around the campus. Officers are available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. [...]

  posted August 16, 2011