Public Safety & U — April

Learn more about the work behind the Drexel University Public Safety Communications Center and reacquaint yourself with some safety tips applicable for both those on and off campus this term.

Meet Drexel’s New ‘Health Ambassadors’

At the beginning of winter term, the University instituted a new public safety measure to ensure that everyone on campus observes pandemic-era safety guidelines, especially in high-traffic areas at peak times.

Public Safety & U — March (Faculty/Professional Staff)

This month, Public Safety shared alcohol awareness tips and how to take its virtual, interactive, monthly presentations on situational preparedness.

Public Safety & U — March (Student)

This month, Public Safety shares alcohol awareness tips and reviews the Responsible Dragon Amnesty Program.

Public Safety & U — February

This month, Public Safety & U is urging those on campus to be aware of vehicle theft, and an update on a successful military care package drive.

Public Safety & U — January

Drexel Public Safety reiterates key campus safety information to remember and put into practice during this exciting time in our phased return to campus and in the new year.

Public Safety & U — December

Follow these holiday safety tips when working outdoors, decorating inside, using space heaters and shopping online and in person.

Public Safety & U — November

Drexel Public Safety offers resources on how to stay informed about what’s going on in the city, and on your front porch.

Public Safety & U — October

Drexel Public Safety brings you tips on being a good neighbor in Philadelphia.

Public Safety & U — September

Whether you’re on campus or not, there are precautions to take and best practices to be aware of to create a safe, secure and healthy environment for you, your fellow Dragons and your neighbors.

PUBLIC SAFETY & U — July

The Department of Public Safety shared tips for staying safe during times of hot weather, barbecues and home-use fireworks.

PUBLIC SAFETY & U — June

Be sure to follow new recommendations now that Philadelphia has entered the “yellow” phase of pandemic response, and congratulate the Drexel Emergency Medical Services student organization for its national recognition in emergency response planning.