University Police
University Police offers Special Olympics Torch Run T-Shirts
Missouri S&T University Police is selling 2026 Special Olympics Torch Run T-shirts to support the Missouri Special Olympics through Monday, Aug. 31.
Read More »Close all windows, exterior doors and ventilation systems during extreme cold
With subfreezing temperatures forecast for the next several days, students, faculty and staff are asked to help protect campus buildings by ensuring all windows and exterior doors remain closed.
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Fraternities partner with University Police to support families
Members of Tau Kappa Epsilon, Kappa Sigma, Kappa Alpha, Pi Kappa Alpha and Sigma Pi partnered with Assistant Chief of Police Oscar Kemp to adopt four local families for Christmas. Together, they raised $4,500 to purchase gifts and gift cards for the families.
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University Police thank campus for supporting Cops Care
University Police thanks the campus community for its generosity in supporting this year’s Cops Care – Shop with a Cop program. Fundraising efforts raised $5,773, enough to sponsor 46 children, setting a new record for campus contributions.
Read More »Spike in bike, scooter thefts reported
University Police report an increase in bike and scooter thefts, particularly those not locked to bike racks. Surveillance cameras have captured incidents, but delayed reporting gives thieves a head start.
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Help Chief Roberts and University Police give back
It’s that time of year again. University Police is raising funds during November for the annual Cops Care and Shop with a Cop program. Be on alert for the traveling “Chief Roberts” (a cardboard cutout of University Police Chief Doug Roberts).
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Learn about mental health safety planning Nov. 5
Missouri S&T University Police and Kappa Sigma fraternity will host a Mental Health Safety Planning presentation 6-7 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 5, in the Innovation Lab Forum.
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STOP THE BLEED kits and NARCAN available on campus
University Police has placed STOP THE BLEED kits and doses of NARCAN in red bags inside every AED box on campus, including those in residence halls and the Gale Bullman Building.
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Download S&T Safe, stay connected and secure on campus
Missouri S&T has launched S&T Safe, a free mobile app designed to enhance campus safety by providing students, faculty, staff and campus visitors with tools to stay safe, informed and connected.
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