TCU Police Department

To the Class of 2025, you did it! 🎉 Enjoy this milestone and stay safe as you celebrate. TCUPD is proud to support you!

Buying or selling on an online marketplace? Meet safely at the TCU Police Online Exchange Zone, located outside of the TCU Police Department and monitored 24/7 for your protection.

Finals week can be stressful, so don't forget to take care of your mental health. Small habits can make the biggest impact. You've got this Horned Frogs!

Your mental well-being matters. In honor of Mental Health Awareness Month, save these numbers and check in on your loved ones. You are never alone.

April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month. It's important to know the facts and support survivors. Let's continue to educate ourselves, uplift voices, and work toward a safer, more respectful community. To learn more, visit nsvrc.org

Join TCU Police Chief Robert Rangel for TCU's Virtual Safety Forum! Live streaming from and from 6-7 PM on April 8! Don't forget to drop your questions in the comments or email them to [email protected]. Together we can keep our campus safe💜

As Spring Break approaches, the TCU Police Department would like to remind students that this is also the time of year when some students can become victims of burglaries and thefts, while away. Especially if your off-campus home will be unoccupied over the break, please consider the following safety tips

With spring break just around the corner, here are some tips to have fun and stay safe! Whether you're going to the beach or mountains, you should always be aware of your surroundings. Have a great break Horned Frogs and see you back on campus soon!

In honor of Women's History Month, meet TCUPD's Officer Pratt! If you see her around campus, don't hesitate to say hello!

Stop the Bleed. Save a Life. Learn hands on applications for control of life-threatening trauma and bleeding. Schedule a 1 hour class taught by certified instructors for yourself or your organization by emailing Lt. Frederick Long at [email protected] or calling 817-257-7777 Tactics for every day situations: - active attack - vehicle accident - sports trauma - residential injury

Healthy relationships start with respect, communication, and empowerment. Did you know 1 in 3 adolescents experience dating abuse? Let's work together to change that.💜 Know the signs. Support each other.

Safety Tip Tuesday - Freezing Weather ❄️

- Monitor local weather forecasts and stay updated on warnings or advisories
- Wear layered clothing, including hats, gloves, and scarves
- If the roads are icy, AVOID DRIVING unless absolutely necessary
- If you’re off campus, have a supply of non-perishable food items that can be easily prepared, such as canned goods, pasta, and rice
- Keep bottled water on hand in case of power outages

Most importantly: Be a Good Neighbor! Check on friends, neighbors, or those who may need assistance.