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University Police Services is responsible for providing both police and security services to the College of Southern Nevada, Desert Research Institute, Nevada State University, and UNLV campus communities. Our services include, but are not limited to, patrol services (auto, bicycle, foot, police cart), lost and found services, student security escort services, and safety education. We operate 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.
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The UNLV Support Team helps struggling students find success.
A mock crash, 911 audio, emergency response, presentations from a trauma surgeon and fatality team investigators, and more are part of free July 26 event for teen drivers.
Current student and full-time dispatcher is the first line of defense when people call University Police Services.
UNLV's assistant director of emergency management has helped lead UNLV through a yearlong (and counting) crisis.
As he patrols campus, police officer Ryan Willman enjoys seeing students and picking up on the energy they project.
This police sergeant says she’s touched by the support the UNLV community is showing its campus police force during these unusual times.
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Things are looking a little different as UNLV students and professors return to campus this semester. From therapy dogs and new security measures that are now in place — all of these efforts are part of UNLV’s Rebel Recovery Program.
The move would allow the department to rehire retired officers, mirroring a similar designation from the agency in 2022.
The event will run from 3:30-5 p.m. on Feb. 27.
It’s already been two months since the University of Nevada, Las Vegas campus shooting in early December that left three professors dead and one seriously injured. The shooter was killed by UNLV police.
It has been almost two months since a deadly shooting at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas left three university staff members dead.
The start of classes Tuesday marks the first time students will return to in-person classes since last month’s shooting that left 3 dead.