Learn which Carolina employees wear a body camera, a helmet with a light-sensitive lens and a vest that reads “Free hugs & kisses.”

National Preparedness Month is an annual observance to remind all Americans how important it is for individuals, families and communities to be prepared for disasters and emergencies that can happen at any time.

UNC Police show up every day — and every night — to serve the Carolina community.

Assistant Vice Chancellor and Chief of UNC Police David Perry says that police officers should be an active part of campus, not just “an afterthought” that only shows up when there is a crisis or a conflict.

The University salutes its essential workers and asks Tar Heels everywhere to wear Carolina blue to honor them on April 28.

This week, March 4-10, is Severe Weather Preparedness Week in North Carolina.

On Monday afternoon, Aug. 21, a solar eclipse will affect an estimated 500 million people across North America as the moon passes between the sun and Earth.

UNC Police Department strives to build lasting relationships with the UNC Community which includes faculty, staff and students. We know that at times that there has been uncertainty and uneasiness when citizens deal with law enforcement not only locally but … Read more

According to the US Department of Homeland Security, prompt and detailed reporting of unusual or suspicious activities can help prevent violent crimes or terrorist attacks. It has been asked how does one identify and report unusual or suspicious activity. When … Read more