The Ohio State Police Department has a new member, but this time, the team addition has four legs and a tail. Canine Ena, a 1 1/2-year-old German shepherd, started working with OSU’s police force on Sept. 11. She has taken the spot of Canine Daron, ...

University Police Chief Paul Denton is expected to retire after a career of police service that has spanned 37 years. Ohio State announced Thursday that Denton will retire on Tuesday, ending his nearly decade-long run in the rank at OSU. “This is a remarkable place. The ...

Ohio State University Police Chief Paul Denton is set to receive a national leadership award next month in recognition of his contribution to sports safety and security. The Distinguished Leadership Award will be presented to Denton at the 2015 National Sports Safety and Security Conference ...

With Columbus Division of Police officer Frank Hetterscheidt playing “Amazing Grace” on bagpipes and the American flag at half-mast, University Police officer Regina Shoopman and Red, a police horse with no rider, watched from a path in front of Blankenship Hall, ready to honor police ...

University Police swore in its newest deputy chief on Friday during a public ceremony. Craig Stone was sworn in by Andraea “AJ” Douglass, Ohio State’s vice president of talent, culture and human resources, at the ceremony, which was attended by members of University Police, the ...

The last time Ohio State students received an OSU Public Safety Notice was before Christmas, a period spanning longer than four months. From Dec. 20 to last week, there have been more than 900 reports filed with University Police, according to the daily log found ...

The police force on Ohio State’s campus is testing out new technology that some students say will benefit the university, and at least one study has shown it can help decrease officers using force. University Police launched a body-worn camera pilot program for its officers ...

University Police recently hired two new officers to its ranks, and although both men received their undergraduate degrees from Ohio State, neither started their college careers with the intent of returning to campus as uniformed officers. Officers John Quinlan and Alan Horujko became the two ...

Letter to the editor: Taking responsibility for one’s own safety, as well as the safety of the community, begins with having the proper knowledge. While it’s pretty obvious you should call 911 to report a crime in progress, it’s not so obvious to everyone which ...

A robbery near an academic building prompted University Police to issue a public safety notice Saturday evening. A male Ohio State student was robbed of his cell phone outside Ramseyer Hall, located at 29 W. Woodruff Ave., at approximately 8:30 a.m. Saturday, the notice said. ...