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An ISU Police car in front of the Bone Student Center building.

Police Training

Our training program is a continuous process to ensure our officers are more than just a badge.

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Crime Reporting Resources

Services and Programs

  • STOP volunteers patrol the quad

    Students on Patrol (STOP)

    Gain real world experience through the STOP Program and help keep Illinois State University safe.

  • A RAD class in session.

    Free RAD Class

    Rape Aggression Defense (RAD) aims at equipping females with realistic self defense skills and boosts self-confidence.

  • A Redbird Safe Walk volunteer escorts a student on campus.

    Redbird Safe Walk

    A service for those who would like an escort for increased safety when walking to and from on-campus locations.

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The Community Engagement Unit, including Pawfficer Sage.

Community Engagement Unit

The University Police K9

Sage came to Illinois State in the summer of 2019 after a successful Hatch fundraising campaign. With one sergeant and two officers, Sage's unit is available to deliver a variety of free programs.

Crime Advisories

Crime Advisory 8/30/22

CRIME ADVISORY ILLINOIS STATE UNIVERSITY POLICE August 30, 2022 Campus Crime Advisories are issued to warn of possible dangerous conditions on or near the Illinois State University campus.  For a complete listing of Crime Advisories, including full suspect descriptions if available, and the Daily Crime Log of the Illinois State University Police go to the 

Crime Advisory 2/17/22

REPORTED OFFENSE: On 2/16/22 at approximately 11:00 PM ISU Police and Normal Police responded to a report of a strong armed robbery and stolen vehicle in the 200 block of W. Mulberry St. near Manchester Hall.  An ISU student reported she was walking from her car when an unknown male suspect approached her demanding her 

Crime Advisory 1/15/22

REPORTED OFFENSE: On 1/15/22 at approximately 9:30 PM Normal Police responded to a report of several shots fired in the 200 block of Lindell Dr.  There were no reported injuries and no suspect information was provided. Anyone with additional information is encouraged to call the Normal Police Department at (309) 454-9535.      Whether you live 

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News

Bottle of pills

Participate in DEA Drug Takeback Day on Saturday, April 22

Why and how to recycle unused medications 
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