AT&T is experiencing sporadic network outages that are preventing many wireless customers from making phone calls, sending texts, and accessing the internet. This is a national network issue that could prevent people from sending text messages or making calls, including…
Spring is often seen as a time of new beginnings, signaling the end of frigid winter months. Many students plan a much-needed reprieve as the semester nears its end and for some, commencement approaches. Whether you’re traveling or staying nearby,…
Starting February 5, when new winter term students sign in to student business from Wolverine Access (e.g., Class Registration), they will be asked to review and update personal information. Faculty and staff will receive a similar prompt annually based on…
What a way to start a new year, Wolverines! The Division of Public Safety and Security would like to welcome you all back to campus as National Champions. Keep yourself and the U-M community safe by completing these four quick,…
Congratulations on working hard through this fall semester, Wolverines! Before you leave for winter break, secure your residence and belongings, so you won’t have any unpleasant surprises when you return. We have created a checklist to help you prepare before…
As Thanksgiving break quickly approaches, we have some tips for staying safe, whether you’re heading home or staying on campus. Leaving Campus Close and lock all windows and doors Close curtains or blinds Secure valuables and keep them out of…
Ann Arbor, Mich. — The University of Michigan is implementing a new walk-through weapons detection system at Michigan Stadium, expanding its extensive security operations. The new system will be fully operational with the U-M football game on November 4 vs….
Whether you’re planning to trick-or-treat, attend a costume party, or enjoy the festivities around campus this Halloween season, your safety remains our top priority. Be sure to keep these safety tips in mind: Tips for motorists during trick-or-treating hours Watch…
Our University of Michigan campuses are experiencing anxiety, anger, and sorrow as violence erupts in the Middle East. Many community members have personal connections to the Israel and Palestine regions, and all are distressed by the reports of human suffering…
The U-M Security and Fire Safety Report for 2023 is now available online. The Division of Public Safety and Security publishes this comprehensive resource on campus safety each year to provide the university community with information about public safety and…