Crimes on Campus
- Aggravated Assault: 0
- Arson: 0
- Burglary: 7
- Murder/Manslaughter: 0
- Robbery: 2
- Sex Offenses: 0
- Vehicle Theft: 2
Security Office
Department of Public Safety and Transportation901 12th Ave, P.O. Box 222000 Seattle, WA 98122
(206) 296-5990 emergency: (206) 296-5911
publicsafety@seattleu.eduSafety Services
- 24 hour Life Safety Equipment Checks
- Blue Light Phones
- Certified First Aid & CPR Training
- CPR w/ AED & First Aid Response
- Crime Prevention Information and Programming
- Crime Statistics Information & Required Reporting
- Criminal Incident Reporting and Investigation
- Escort Services
- Fire/Security Alarm Programming & Response
- General After Hours Access Assistance to the Campus Community 24 Hr. Campus Emergency Line
- Lost & Found Service
- Night Hawk Shuttle
- Personal Property Identification
- Work Place Accident Investigation
Health Services
- Allergy shots (students provide serum)
- Consultations
- Diagnosis and treatment of acute illnesses (colds, flu, headaches)
- Eating disorder management
- General physicals
- Immunizations
- Laboratory services (blood tests)
- Management of chronic medical problems (diabetes, high blood pressure, ulcers, arthritis)
- Medication management for depression
- Referrals
- Self-help materials
- STD and pregnancy testing
- Treatment of injuries (cuts, sprains, splinters, sports injuries)
- Treatment of skin problems (acne, warts, fungal infections)
- Wellness information including individual and group consultation
- Women's annual exams
Did You Know?
- University security policies include a "blue light" security phone system that automatically connect callers to Campus Public Safety, and a "wireless" emergency alert system that includes messages about possible security issues via text messages, emails, and more.
- Seattle's own former Police Chief, Gil Kerlikowske, has been selected to head the Office of National Drug Control Policy by President Barack Obama.
- Despite a statistical drop in overall crime rates, Seattle has recently seen a rise in gang violence, including juvenile gang activity, that has been difficult to combat.
- Capitol Hill in particular has seen a recent spike in anti-gay hate crimes, including a threat to spike drinks at 11 gay bars with Ricin soon after the start of 2009; no arrests have yet been made in the case.