In the event that a standing train is stalled on the tracks and blocking intersections or crossings, pedestrians should consider using the Main Street or School Street underpasses, or utilizing the services of Connect Transit.
As part of Student Affairs Week, the Division of Student Affairs is excited to host its inaugural Involvement to Industry Conference for students and alumni on Saturday, September 28.
The department is looking to adopt a dog specifically trained in police community engagement. Sage, a 2-year-old black lab, is certified by the Supporting Independence through Teamwork (SIT) Service Dogs.
The Illinois State University Police Department (ISUPD) has earned accreditation from the Illinois Law Enforcement Accreditation Program.
On May 18-19, technology staff will take advantage of one of the quietest times of the year to upgrade the campus network infrastructure.
The Division of Student Affairs held their Steve and Sandi Adams Legacy Hall of Fame ceremony on Friday, April 12.
University Police are gearing up for RITE training, which walks participants through the process of recognizing and understanding bias and the emotions that may surface during a call.
The University Police Department and Emergency Management are offering one-hour active shooter/aggressor training classes throughout the spring 2019 semester.
Get to know this month’s spotlight, Aaron Woodruff, chief of police for Illinois State University.
The Illinois State University Police Department is encouraging members of the general public to contribute comments while a law enforcement team examines the department’s policies, procedures, operations and management.
