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We are happy to introduce our new CAMPUS SAFETY APP! Knight Watch is a one-stop shop for emergency information, campus resources, crime prevention tips, and other relevant campus safety information. The app also offers a Friend Walk component that allows a friend or family member to monitor a safe journey to school, work, or home! Download NOW to see all the features.

On Saturday, April 30, 2022, the Southern University at New Orleans Police Department will once again take part in the DEA Drug Take-Back program. The purpose of this program is to provide a place for individuals to drop off old, unused prescriptions or over-the-counter drugs or medication for disposal, completely anonymous with "NO QUESTIONS ASKED." Old, unused medications can be dropped off at the Natural Sciences Building from 10 a.m.-2 p.m. (Located at the corner of Press Drive and Emmett Bashful Boulevard)

This month, in recognition of National Crime Victims’ Rights Week, SUNOPD is holding a presentation in collaboration with the New Orleans Police Department to highlight and raise awareness about victims’ rights, protections, and services. University members can receive information about university and community services, rights of victims and witnesses, and relay any questions they may have. Join us in the University Center on April 27, 2022 at noon.

Start by Believing Day provides an opportunity for communities across the country, and around the world, to unify with a single voice for those who have been the victims of sexual violence: We hear you, and we are here to help.

SUNOPD Receives LHSC Grant to Fund Additional Traffic Safety Enforcement Activities in 2022

R.A.D. Self-Defense Class Available

Congratulations Officer Banks & Officer Berry