Medical
Mount Nittany Medical Center
Emergency Department – 814-234-6110
University Health Services
General Medicine – 814-863-0774
Women's Health Department – 814-863-2633 (8:00am - 8:00pm)
Emotional Support
Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS) – 814-863-0395
Center for Women Students – 814-863-2027
Women's Resource Center – 814-234-5050; 877-234-5050 (24-hour hotline)
Police
Emergency - 911
University Police – 814-863-1111
State College Police – 814-234-7150
Patton Township Police – 814-234-0273
Ferguson Township Police – 814-237-1172
Bellefonte Police – 814-353-2320
Pennsylvania State Police (Rockview) – 814-355-6020
Centre County Emergency Communication Center
(Non-Emergency) – 800-479-0050
Student Misconduct Complaints
Office of Judicial Affairs – 814-863-0342
Safety Escorts
Penn State Escort Service – 814-865-WALK (9255) Dusk until Dawn
Emergency Phones
For emergencies, dial 911
The Campus Night Map shows the location of the Emergency Phones on campus. The Campus Night Map is also available at the University Police station, located in the Eisenhower Parking Deck.
CRIME ALERTS
View recent and past crime alerts.
SERVICES
Victim Services
Victim Resources
Fingerprint Services
Electronic Security Survey
Key Services
Parking Regulations
Bicycle Registration
CAMPUS SAFETY
Emergency Telephones
Campus Night Map (pdf)
Security Escort Service
Residence Hall Security
UNIVERSITY RULES & REGULATIONS
Bicycle/Skateboard Regulations
Weapons/Fireworks Regulations
Tailgating Alcohol Restrictions
Student Affairs Policies
University Policies
State Statutes
Parking
DEPARTMENTAL
Mission Statement
Organizational Chart
University Police Values
Auxiliary Police
Crime Stats (Clery Act)
Photographs
External Links and ContactsVictim Resources
IMPORTANT
Emergency Numbers
Emergency: 9-1-1
Department: 814-863-1111
REPORT A CRIME
Silent Witness
CLERY ACT STATS
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UNIVERSITY POLICE NEWS
Electric Police Motorcycles Arrive on Campus
University Police revealed the newest additions to its fleet—two electrically powered motorcycles. The new bikes require no gasoline, are almost completely silent, and have less than 10 moving parts.
PSU NEWS