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Basketball isn’t just a sport, it’s a tradition at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Its rivalry is rooted deep in family trees; a familiar camaraderie between its players and fans simply by the colors they wear. It’s also a source of pride for those who have sworn to serve and protect. Much like the sport itself, security measures during Carolina home games mirror the meticulous preparation and training undergone by the team. UNC Police treats the last game of the season the same as the first, with planning, coordination and readiness to navigate any situation. Behind the Scene ..read more

UNC Police is eagerly anticipating the arrival of its newest member – a therapy dog. This upcoming addition, yet to be named, marks the beginning of a pet therapy program initiated by the department. “We’re incorporating a pet therapy program within the department to promote overall wellness campuswide,“ explains Community Services Officer Destiny Wylie. “We’re confident the therapy dog will foster stronger connections and collaborations between UNC Police and the Carolina community.” Name the Therapy Dog! UNC Police invite the Carolina community to help name the new therapy dog. Chosen ..read more

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Coffee with a Cop is an informal, agenda-free and barrier-free gathering for the Carolina community to connect one-on-one with UNC Police Launched in 2011, the event was established to help police organizations better serve their communities by fostering direct connections with its members. Now a nationwide event, Coffee with a Cop aims to strengthen these relationships through open dialogue and a welcoming atmosphere for all participants. UNC Police invite the Carolina community to join them for Coffee with a Cop on Friday, Oct. 13, 2023 from 9:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. in Port City Java locate ..read more

Safety and security are of utmost importance during your college experience at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Whether safeguarding your belongings on campus or shielding yourself from scams, making your safety a top priority is essential. Follow the guidance provided by the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) to better understand and steer clear of deceptive activities. Scammers are skilled at impersonating well-known organizations or government agencies. Alternatively, they create official-sounding names to appear credible and legitimate. To enhance their deception, scammers fre ..read more

University life can be both exciting and challenging. Prioritizing your safety and security is an integral part of your college experience at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. UNC Police offers valuable tips to empower you with proactive measures for both personal safety and securing your property. When it comes to larceny prevention, the combined efforts of students and the UNC Police are crucial. Criminals are always on the lookout for opportunities to snatch backpacks, laptops, cellphones and other valuables. Reporting suspicious activity or individuals promptly is the first ..read more

Colleges and universities are required by the Jeanne Clery Disclosure of Campus Security Policy and Campus Crime Statistics Act to publish and distribute an Annual Security and Fire Safety report that discloses campus crime statistics and other information. The 2023 Annual Security Report for the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill is now available online. The Annual Security Report includes statistics concerning reported crimes that occurred on campus, on certain properties owned or controlled by the University, and on public property adjacent to the campus. The report also includes i ..read more

Coffee with a Cop is an informal, agenda-free and barrier-free gathering for the Carolina community to connect one-on-one with UNC Police. Launched in 2011, the event was established to help police organizations better serve their communities by fostering direct connections with its members. Now a nationwide event, Coffee with a Cop aims to strengthen these relationships through open dialogue and a welcoming atmosphere for all participants. UNC Police invite the Carolina community to join them for Coffee with a Cop on Friday, Sept. 15, 2023 from 9:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. in Port City Java loca ..read more