Safety at Utah State
Safety and Preparedness
Utah State takes the safety of our campus communities seriously. We recognize that threats exist both on and off campus and that creating safety is a shared responsibility of employees, students, and visitors.
USU Alerts
USU sends campus alerts when there is a significant emergency, an ongoing threat of certain crimes on campus, or a safety concern from weather or off-campus incidents. You can receive alerts by text, USU email, or in the Aggie Safe App.
Reporting
Utah State University takes all crime and safety concerns seriously. Let us know if you or someone you know needs assistance.
Safety Resources
Sexual Respect
USU is committed to providing an educational environment free of sexual violence and harassment. We provide resources for safety, counseling and victim advocacy. Victims of sexual misconduct are encouraged to report their experience to the USU Title IX office in order to receive support services and prevent future incidents from occurring.
USU Police
USU Police provides emergency services for dead batteries and lock-outs. They offer 24-hour dispatch and a personal escort on campus if you are feeling unsafe. Contact USU Police to report crimes or suspicious activity on the Logan campus.
Social Climate Concerns
USU welcomes diversity of thought and expression. However, behaviors and speech motivated by bias can contribute to an unwelcome learning and working environment, even when the behavior or speech does not violate university policy or the law. The Social Climate Support Team works with students and employees to provide help when an individual or group has experienced a bias incident.
Aggie Safe App
Aggie Safe is the official safety app for all USU campuses and connects you directly to Public Safety on the Logan campus. If you are on a statewide campus, USU Public Safety can relay information to your local emergency services dispatch. All university alerts for Logan are also sent through push notifications in the app.
Annual Security and Fire Safety Report
USU distributes an annual security and fire safety report to all employees and students by October 1 of each year. The annual security report includes campus crime and fire statistics for the previous three years, information about how to report crimes and seek help, and details about how USU is preventing sexual violence and improving campus safety. All USU statewide campuses are included in the report available on the department of public safety website. A printed copy of the annual security report is available upon request.