
CU Alerts
Clemson University's emergency notifications, known as CU Alerts, warn of imminent threats, such as an active threat or severe weather, or disruptions to campus services, such as class cancellations.
Clemson University Public Safety, comprised of Police, Fire & EMS, Emergency Management and Tiger One, works collaboratively to protect the people and property of Clemson University and ensure the safety of students, faculty, staff and visitors on Clemson's campus.
The Clemson University Police Department (CUPD) is a CALEA-accredited law enforcement agency with police officers certified by the South Carolina Criminal Justice Academy. CUPD has jurisdiction over and provides 24-hour law enforcement services to main campus.
The Clemson University Fire & EMS Department (CUFD) is professionally staffed and provides firefighting and emergency medical services on campus. All CUFD personnel are cross-trained as emergency medical technicians (EMTs), Advanced EMTs or Paramedics.
The Office of Emergency Management ensures that the University is able to prepare for, respond to, recover from and mitigate against emergencies and disasters that would affect the health, safety and lives of those who live, work and study at and around the University.
Tiger One oversees the distribution and management of Clemson University identification cards, whether physical or mobile, and manages building access for all buildings on the University’s main campus.
A safe Clemson University community requires the joint effort of all community members. If you see something that doesn't look or feel right, report it to CUPD.
Public Safety partners with a wide range of on-campus departments and local organizations to ensure all members of the campus community are connected with the resources they need.
Clemson University's emergency notifications, known as CU Alerts, warn of imminent threats, such as an active threat or severe weather, or disruptions to campus services, such as class cancellations.
Community Connect is a free, secure platform that allows you to share critical information about your household that will aid emergency response personnel when responding to your residence.
Rave Guardian is a free mobile app that turns your smartphone into a personal safety device. The app allows you to have a virtual escort, chat directly with University dispatchers and access contact info for key campus resources.
Text to 911 is now available on Clemson University's main campus, in the city of Clemson and throughout Pickens County. Anyone can text 911 to report an emergency while on main campus.
The University provides emergency and specialized victim-assistance counseling to all members of the campus community.
Use the CUPD Property Registration tool to register your property and record the serial numbers of your devices to aid in their recovery if they are lost or stolen.
Public Safety offers educational programs for students, faculty and staff, including Run, Hide, Fight, Stop the Bleed, Rape Aggression Defense (R.A.D.) and more.
A mental health co-responder is available to respond alongside CUPD officers to specific calls that indicate behavioral or mental health crisis support is needed.
Learn how to be prepared for possible emergencies and what to do during different emergencies that may occur on campus.
Learn more about the University's fire safety policies, what is and is not allowed in on-campus residences and more fire safety tips.
Lockdown buttons have been installed in classrooms for use during an active threat situation to quickly alert law enforcement and prevent access to the room.
Tiger Pause is a safety and well-being newsletter for Clemson University students, providing relevant information on key safety and health-related topics.