St. Joe’s Public Safety launched a new app, “SJU Safe,” which makes public safety features accessible to students from their cell phones. The app was launched at the end of August and has over 1200...

Pedestrian safety and traffic-flow mechanisms were recently installed on City Avenue as part of an ongoing project to make the road safer. The long-term project by the university is in conjunction with...

The Office of Public Safety & Security has increased security measures in response to multiple robberies near campus during the month of January, according to Arthur Grover, director of Public Safety...

St. Joe's community feels more action is needed for active shooter drill The most recent active shooter drill on St. Joe’s campus was in January 2016— just over two years ago. The St. Joe’s classes...

University to look at preventive measures for pedestrian accidents Two pedestrian accidents on City Avenue in December prompted St. Joe’s Department of Public Safety to email a statement to all students,...

Downward trend in incident reports The Saint Joseph’s University Office of Public Safety and Security’s 2017 Annual Security Report (ASR) and Annual Fire Safety Report released to the St. Joe’s...

Putting the responsibility on drivers Seven reported accidents between pedestrians and moving vehicles have occurred at Saint Joseph’s University between January 2015 and February 2017. Six of those...

Looking at preventative measures one year after the last active shooter drill The last active shooter drill at Saint Joseph’s University was held in January 2016 in an effort to see how the procedure...

Evaluating the emergency blue light phone system  The emergency blue light phone system is an emergency infrastructure used by colleges and universities across the nation, which allows those on a college...

How students utilize Public Safety on-and-off campus The Office of Public Safety and Security at Saint Joseph’s University is made up of three shift captains, six shift lieutenants, and 76 officers,...