Thank you Dr. Amy Gutmann for your years of service to the Penn community!

Happy Valentine’s Day! ❤️

My friends in Special Services are super nice and helpful, if you’re interested in learning about self-defense I recommend this class!

Our deepest condolences to the families, friends, and colleagues of Trooper Martin F. Mack III and Trooper Branden T. Sisca, and the civilian they were assisting. You are in our thoughts during this difficult time. PA State Police

Hurrah hurrah!! What a wonderful day of celebration! Congrats Class of 2022!

Happy #BikeToWork day everyone! Stay safe out there - and enjoy this beautiful day! ☀️

Welcome, President Magill! We can't wait for "all the great things we’re going to do. Together." Learn more about Penn's 9th President, and view the First Day Greetings video on President Magill's website: president.upenn.edu/meet-president

Stay safe in the heat! Check in on your family & neighbors and help your pets to stay cool. 🐾#DogDaysOfSummer

Our VP was featured in Penn Today, they forgot to include some of my favorite things about her - she always makes time for a quick round of fetch 🎾, and she keeps a container of yummy treats for me and K9 Officer Uman in her office.

Welcome new students!! Stop by and see me at Houston Hall today! I can’t wait to meet you 🐾 #PennCampusExpress #UPennMovein2022

It was so much fun meeting students during our NSO presentation! @PennNSO

Thanks to Wellness at Penn for helping keep the flu at bay!

Oct. 10 is Indigenous People’s Day, a federal acknowledgement of the contributions and resilience of Indigenous peoples. Penn Today spoke with two students for their perspectives on the observance. bit.ly/3yrVYrs

Walk Backs during Reading Days and Finals at Van Pelt Library! A Public Safety Officer will be posted at the “Split Button” on Locust Walk from 12/13 to 12/ 22 between 10pm - 3am . Every 1/2 hour, the officer will offer walking escorts to anyone in the building.

Happy birthday to Penn's founder, Benjamin Franklin! 🎉

The City of Philadelphia has issued a Code Blue through Sunday. If you see someone in need of shelter in our patrol zone, call us at 215-573-3333. If you are elsewhere in the City, call 215-232-1984.

After 21 years of service with Penn Police, Gary Williams was appointed in January as chief of police. “Gary is known as being a trusted, empathetic partner on our campus,” says Vice President of Penn Public Safety Kathleen Shields Anderson. bit.ly/3kCW4IZ

Use our Free Walking Escort Service! Call 215-898-WALK Uniformed Public Safety Officers provide free walking escorts to all community members. Available 24/7/365 between 30th to 43rd Street and Baltimore Ave to Market Street.

The University of Pennsylvania’s 267th Commencement will be held on Franklin Field on Monday, May 15. Expect traffic delays in the area this weekend and on Monday. For details and traffic information: ow.ly/IVxs50OmyWC About Penn's Commencement: commencement.upenn.edu

Exercise caution over the next few days-winter weather and extreme low temperatures are expected throughout the Philly region. As always, Public Safety is here for you 24/7. Should you experience a fire, medical, or police emergency, call us at 215-573-3333. Stay safe and warm!