As many are gearing up for the impending Halloween celebrations, I wanted to share some insight and safety tips for the UNCSA community. Our desire is for everyone to have a safe and enjoyable Halloween!

UNCSA Police Department and Facilities Management have updated the traffic pattern behind the Film Administration Building. Robert Ward Drive is a one-way travel lane with new pedestrian crossings in front of Film Archives.

Join us in promoting fire safety awareness on campus! Stop by the Fire Safety information table on Oct. 9 to learn how to stay safe, especially when using lithium-ion batteries in everyday devices.

Join University Police on Jan. 30 for an open forum focused on enhancing campus safety. This is a great opportunity for students, faculty and staff to engage in meaningful discussion and contribute ideas for fostering a safer campus.

As many are gearing up for the impending Halloween celebrations, Police Chief Tommy McMasters has some insight and safety tips for the UNCSA community. From costumes to trick-or-treating, Chief McMasters has insight on how to say safe and have fun this holiday!

The UNCSA Police Department will host its inaugural UNO Tournament on Thursday, Oct. 17. This event promises an afternoon of competitive fun and camaraderie, with an opportunity to win great prizes! The champion will be the first player to secure 10 wins throughout the event.

Join the UNCSA Police Department for coffee and conversation on Wednesday, Oct. 2. Coffee with a Cop aims to break down barriers between police officers and the people they serve by removing agendas and allowing opportunities to ask questions, voice concerns, and get to know the officers.

The UNCSA Police Department is partnering with Texas Roadhouse in Winston-Salem for a Law Enforcement Torch Run fundraising event for the Special Olympics. UNCSA Police personnel will be working hard to collect donations and raise awareness of the Special Olympics.

As part of their "Drones as a First Responder" program, the Winston-Salem Police Department will be using the Artist Village rooftop as a launch pad for one of several drones they are strategically placing throughout the city to respond to major off-campus incidents.