Quick Stats
Safety Services
- 24-hour foot and vehicle patrol
- Bike registration
- Campus shuttles
- Emergency phones
- Escort services
- RAD (Rape Aggression Defense) classes
Health Services
- Allergy shots
- Basic medical care
- Counseling services
- Equipment loan
- Immunizations
- Lab work
- Off-campus referrals
- STD testing
- Travel clinic
- Tuberculosis testing
- Women's health
College Prowler Take
Part of the reason that the Trinity campus is referred to as “the Bubble” is because of the safety that comes along with living there. Very seldom are there any real problems on campus, and sometimes, the most interesting part of the campus newspaper is the “Campus Security Briefs,” which have included tales of cafeteria employees walking into poles or tripping over food products. There is little vandalism, even less theft, and many students never bother locking their doors. The Trinity Department of Campus Safety (DCS) is very lax when it comes to dealing with the students. If they spot an underage drinker wandering around campus, they are more likely to make sure that the person can find his or her way home, rather than report them. Even the drug policy is flexible. In the rare likelihood that you are caught doing drugs, you will not go before the city police. Instead, you’ll face a student court who will likely assign you a few hours of community service and sternly warn you to “pass on grass.”
Although they do not harass the students, DCS is a presence on campus, and most students never feel afraid to take a walk or jog at any time of the night. For those who are a little more timid, there is an escort service available. And not only are you provided with the comfort of knowing you will get to your dorm in a timely fashion and not risk walking across campus alone, but you’ll also get to ride in those, little golf carts. Overall, DCS is great at what they do. They sternly, but compassionately, create an atmosphere where students can, and often do, take their personal safety for granted.
Students Speak Out
Love your school more than free food? Hate your school more than term papers?
Somewhere in between? Show the world what YOU think of YOUR school:
TriAW says: Undecided  |
Cars are broken into a few times...
Cars are broken into a few times per semester. People come in and steal laptops from the library and classroom buildings. The campus also doesn't like to talk about rapes that happen on campus so that the rape rate isn't high.
Safety & Security: March 15, 2009
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TrijG says: Business  |
The school is very safe and I...
The school is very safe and I almost never hear about criminal issues on campus. Campus security is way too strict about parking violations though.
Safety & Security: March 02, 2009
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TriLB says: English Language and Literature  |
I feel safe on Trinity's campus,...
I feel safe on Trinity's campus, but crime has gone up in the last two years. As long as you don't leave valuables in your car, leave your car/room unlocked, or leave valuable personal things unattended, you will be fine.
Safety & Security: February 28, 2009
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Anonymous says:  |
There are always officers...
There are always officers patrolling campus, and emergency phones are set up all around. There was never a time when I did not feel safe walking alone. |
Anonymous says:  |
Security is pretty tight. They saw...
Security is pretty tight. They saw my father crawling in my window during parents weekend (I had lost my keys), and pulled him aside for questioning. |
Health Center
Monday–Thursday 8 a.m.–10 p.m., Friday 8 a.m.–5 p.m., Saturday 12 p.m.–6 p.m., Sunday 4 p.m.–10.p.m.
Health Services
End end of Myrtle McFarlin Hall
(210) 999-8111
www.trinity.edu/healthservices
Did You Know?
Trinity University security has its own Web site where students can anonymously report crimes, view personal safety tips, and register their bikes.
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