One of the unintentional ways you can impact people around you is through excessive noise. Learn more about common noise policy violations on campus and in the city of Boulder.
The fall Heads Up Boulder campaign kicks off Monday, Sept. 25. Officers from both CU Boulder and the city will focus enforcement efforts at high-collision intersections and crosswalks around campus.
For graduates of the first-level course, CUPD will offer a second-level course Sept. 27 geared toward recognizing threat behaviors, reporting them and helping prevent incidents.
The CU Boulder Police Department will be conducting the fall semester CU Boulder Alerts test just before noon Wednesday, Sept. 20. Is your contact information up to date?
The new Engine Alley dismount zone aims to make one of CU Boulder's busiest pedestrian corridors safer while instilling a culture of courtesy on campus. Watch the video to learn more.
Here's what you can expect when you attend home football, basketball and volleyball games, including how to carry in personal belongings and some of the measures in place to keep everyone safe.
Campus Alcohol Agent Bette Sellers-Anderson wants to make sure people at your event have fun and are safe. CU Boulder Today talked with Sellers-Anderson to learn the history and procedures behind the Alcohol Service on Campus policy.
Keeping you informed is a key component to maintaining the safest possible environment. Here's what you can expect during emergencies and campus safety issues.
A bear sighting in Boulder today is a good reminder for our community to familiarize themselves with basic bear safety tips. City wildlife officials are monitoring the situation, and there's no current concern.
