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Health & Safety

Quick Stats

Number of Public Safety Officers 70
Crimes on Campus
  • Aggravated Assault: 0
  • Arson: 0
  • Burglary: 0
  • Murder/Manslaughter: 0
  • Robbery: 0
  • Sex Offenses: 0
  • Vehicle Theft: 0
Safety Services
  • Emergency vans
  • Property registration
  • Publication of all crimes occurring on or near campus
  • Rape Aggression Defense (RAD) classes
  • Security escort vans
  • Self-defense classes
  • Walking escorts and monitors
Health Services
  • Basic medical services
  • Counseling and psychological services
  • HERO emergency response unit
  • Massage therapy
  • On-site pharmaceuticals
  • STD screening
  • Women's health
Day Care Services? No

Student Author OverviewWhat's This?

Hopkins has great security on campus. The presence of Hop Cops and other security guards 24 hours a day allows students to walk around campus safely. In addition, the security office offers walking and driving escort services to take students where they want to go within a mile of campus, so there is never an excuse for walking alone after dark. When students leave campus, they need to remember that they live in a city, and they should remain aware of their surroundings and avoid traveling alone. Some streets near campus are not safe, but the University offers precautions so that students remain safe.

Hopkins has worked very diligently to make sure that the campus is safe for students. The escort service, emergency phones, constant video surveillance, and police presence are services the school offers to keep its students safe within the confines of the campus. Crime on campus is almost nonexistent. Although parts of Baltimore are dangerous, JHU students should always feel 100 percent safe on campus. There are cases of crime several blocks from the campus—mostly crimes against property—but the school does everything it can do to eliminate this. Hop Cops even patrol areas of high student traffic that are located off campus to discourage crime. If students follow security guidelines, it is highly unlikely that they will be victims of crime.

 

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Health & Safety at Johns Hopkins University

jlee380

'14

Economics

3.8
B+

For the Most Part, Safe

I've heard of crime off campus, but never really anything happens on campus. The Hop-Cops are always on duty around the clock, and are always very quick to respond to problems. I've never felt uncomfortable on campus, even at night. However with all that being said, it is Baltimore City and crazy things happen all the time and theres not much anyone can do about that.

Feb 03, 2012

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Health & Safety at Johns Hopkins University

apkariank

'15

Bioengineering and Biomedical Engineering

3.5
B

Not Too Bad!

There are hop cops everywhere! Even though it gets scary in certain areas, I always feel safe on and around Hopkins campus.

Jan 18, 2012

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Health & Safety at Johns Hopkins University

jhusenior

'12

Public Health Studies

4.6
A

Very Safe

Lots of campus security on and around campus and inside student housing. Neighborhood patrols make you feel safe walking outside of campus at night. Robberies and muggings do happen, but are largely due to student irresponsibility, not lack of security.

Jan 03, 2012

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Facts

Did You Know?

Hopkins Security publishes all of the school’s crime statistics. Students who are interested can go to the office in Shriver Hall to find information on all recent cases. The office also keeps a map that color codes crimes. It is easy to look at this map and find crime statistics from the past year for any area within a mile of campus.

Hopkins Emergency Response Organization (HERO) is staffed by students who pass a rigorous course and exam. They are trained to respond in emergency situations. You can identify them around campus by their big blue backpacks.

Hopkins Security can now see almost every inch of campus through a high-tech surveillance system. The system also has face-recognition software, making it nearly impossible for a criminal to get away with causing harm to a student or faculty member.

Security OfficeWhat's This?

Campus Safety and Security
(410) 516-7777 (emergencies); (410) 516-8700 (non-emergencies)
www.jhu.edu/security

Health CenterWhat's This?

Student Health and Wellness Center
AMR II, terrace level
(410) 516-8270
ww2.jhu.edu/shcenter
Monday, Thursday 8:30 a.m.-6 p.m., Tuesday-Wednesday, Friday 8:30 a.m–5 p.m (closed 11 a.m.–1 p.m. Wednesday), Saturday 9 a.m–12 p.m.

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