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Public Safety launches “Tigers Share because Tigers Care” campaign

Students Joseph Pope and Charles Segars were honored by CUPD for their bravery in rescuing two fellow students in Fall 2023; they were accompanied for the photo with their fathers and CUPD chief of police Greg Mullen

Two students honored for life-saving actions of fellow students

Associate Vice President for Public Safety and Chief of Police Greg Mullen addresses a group of Student Affairs staff in Fall 2018

Message from Chief Mullen: Don’t stand for hazing

a montage of photos that include shovels, a building with doric columns and a graphic that says a look back in 2023.

By the numbers: 2023 Clemson operations review

CU Safe Alerts are now CU Alerts

CUPD welcomes public comments for annual CALEA assessment

Meet the Experts: Sgt. Charles Burks

Public Safety: Safely operate and maintain golf carts on campus

Public Safety hosts active threat exercise to test response, increase preparedness

A female police officer has pulled over a male driver that she suspects may be driving under the influence.

Message from Chief Mullen: DUIs on the rise in South Carolina

Get hands-on with defensive techniques in a RAD class from CUPD

CUPD to participate in National Drug Take Back Day

Chief Mullen outlines key safety reminders for 2023-24 academic year

Person riding an electric scooter with blurred motion.

Updated guidelines for e-scooters and micro-mobility devices

CUPD Chief Greg Mullen speaks to the audience at the CUPD awards ceremony in the Madren Center Ballroom.

CUPD honors officers and staff at awards ceremony

Clemson police officers speaking with three female Clemson students

CUPD enhances mental health response capability through new grant

Greg Mullen

A message from Chief Greg Mullen – January 28, 2023

Students attend a physics class at Clemson University

Clemson to install new lockdown devices to enhance safety inside of academic classrooms

Johnson Link with President Jim Clements

Associate Vice President for Student Affairs Johnson Link to retire

Associate Vice President for Public Safety and Chief of Police Greg Mullen interviews with FOX Carolina in Fall 2021

Impacting Campus Safety through “Lessons Learned”

Associate Vice President for Public Safety and Chief of Police Greg Mullen addresses a group of Student Affairs staff in Fall 2018

Stopping Sexual Assaults: We All Can Play Our Part

President Clements meets with freshmen during Welcome Week

Welcome to the 2021-22 Academic Year

DEA National Drug Take Back Day graphic

CUPD Participating in National Drug Take Back Day

Chief of Police Greg Mullen swears in members of the Clemson University Police Department in 2019

CUPD Awarded National Accreditation

Chief Greg Mullen speaks during a peaceful community demonstration in June 2020

Understanding the “Why”

CUPD vehicle

Clemson University Police Department seeks national accreditation

Chief Greg Mullen speaks during a peaceful community demonstration in June 2020

Reaffirming the University Police Department’s commitment

A student wearing a cloth face mask works at a table covered with rows of face shield parts

Preparing PPE for health providers and first responders; leveraging Clemson’s talent pool and resources

Officers are sworn in to Clemson University Police Department during a summer 2019 ceremony

Clemson University Police partners with the National Police Foundation and Vera Institute to implement collaborative approach to public safety enhancements

Beginning in January, criminal justice professor Bryan Miller will conduct research and teach in Finland as part of a Fulbright program.

Clemson to research best practices in law enforcement response to individuals with mental health disorders

CUPD: Personal Safety Reminders

Welcome to the 2019-20 Academic Year from Chief Mullen

Associate Vice President for Public Safety and Chief of Police Greg Mullen (right) joins the newest group of officers announced among his department in July 2019.

CUPD announces promotions and new swear-ins among staff additions

Deputy chief of police Greg Whitaker on his first day in front of the library fountains

Whitaker tapped as deputy chief of police for Clemson University

New employee spotlight: Jada Hardric and Neil Carter

New employee spotlight: Jada Hardric and Neil Carter

Jonathan Aronie (speaking) and Otha Sandifer presented recently to Clemson University Police Department and other partners on the integration of skills and practices that make up ethical policing.

CUPD joins the national conversation on the importance of bystander intervention