safety
Police remind campus community to use crosswalks
Local police departments remind the campus community to use the many crosswalks surrounding campus and to cross only when traffic signals indicate it is safe to do so. At intersections with lighted crossing signs, individuals should press the activation button before crossing to alert approaching vehicles.
Read More »Do not walk on iced ponds
University Police reminds the campus community to not walk on lakes and ponds that are iced over. Although it may appear thick, the ice is thin, unstable and dangerous. Please be safe.
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Use your phone to stay safe, help protect friends
Help and resources are just one click away with the Rave Guardian personal safety app. Help and resources are just one click away with the Rave Guardian personal safety app. Download it at RaveGuardian.com.
Read More »COVID-19 link added to safety app
Missouri S&T’s RAVE Guardian application now has a direct link to the university’s COVID-19 site, coronavirus.mst.edu, within the content icon of the app.
Read More »Safety campaign contest open to students
The College of Engineering and Computing (CEC) Safety Committee is hosting a student competition to increase awareness of Missouri S&T’s safety culture.
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‘Cocoa with the Popo’ coming up
Enjoy some hot chocolate with University Police 10 a.m.-noon during “Cocoa with the Popo” Friday, Feb. 15, in the Havener Center atrium. Along with cocoa, Chief Doug Roberts will provide information about University Police and will be happy to discuss concerns or questions regarding campus security and safety.
Read More »Winter weather: Use caution
Rolla is under a winter storm watch from tomorrow night (Friday, Jan. 11) to Saturday night (Jan. 12) with precipitation expected through Sunday, Jan. 13. Please exercise caution and look to the university website, alert.mst.edu, for information on cancellations and winter weather safety tips.
Read More »Safety first – S&T ranks in top 25 safety ranking
The S&T University Police and parking department is ranked among the top 25 university police and public safety departments by the National Campus Safety Summit.
Read More »Follow these winter weather tips
All students, faculty and staff should take every precaution when traveling or going out in the cold. The S&T grounds crew began treating stairs and ramps at 4 a.m. and will treat walks as needed. We’ve posted several winter weather tips to help you stay safe during winter conditions. Look to the university website, alert.mst.edu, for information on cancellations or university closings.
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