Safe, healthy, and prepared

Indiana University has more than 90,000 students and 21,000 employees who work, live, and study on its nearly 8,000 acres of land across the state.

 Being prepared for emergencies, reducing crime, and making sure our food, water, and facilities are safe are only a few things that Indiana University Public Safety is responsible for.

We created Protect IU to help you understand more about what we do, get connected with our alert system, find out about the programs, trainings, and services we offer on your campus, and learn a few things about how to keep yourself and those around you safer.

Emergency contacts

Call 911, if you or someone else is in immediate danger. Campus-specific resources are also available.

Emergency alert status

Green circle with checkmark indicating normal alert statusNormal >
Yellow circle with a triangle with an exclamation point indicating moderate alert statusModerate >
Orange circle with a triangle with two exclamation points indicating severe alert statusSevere >
Red circle with a triangle with three exclamation points indicating severe alert status Extreme >

IU Public Safety: Who we are, what we do

IU Police Department

IUPD has a chief at each campus and more than 200 uniformed, certified officers throughout the state. We also provide safety trainings and community programs.

Emergency Management & Continuity (IUEMC)

From severe weather to fire to medical emergencies, our team helps the community prepare for anything that might occur on an IU campus.

Environmental Health and Safety (IUEHS)

We work to keep the air, water, food, and working/learning environments at IU safe, slow the spread of illness on our campuses, and much more.

Crime logs & notices

In accordance with a federal law known as the Clery Act, every IU campus maintains a daily crime log.

Campus emergency contacts

Important phone numbers and resources available to you, by campus.

Environmental health & safety training

Online and classroom safety trainings for staff, faculty, and students.