Emergency Telephones: Phones are available for use across campus in the case of an emergency. Anyone concerned about his or her personal safety or any other potentially hazardous situation can simply press the button to automatically connect to University Police.
New Student Orientation: At the beginning of each semester during orientation, information is provided regarding the campus community, including personal security, how the University Police works, and services that are available to the campus regarding personal safety and security.
New Employee Orientation: All new hires are provided information on the campus community, including safety and security resources, information on the University Police, and reporting obligations.
24 Hour escort: An officer from University Police is available for your safety needs 24 hours a day, 7 days a week by simply utilizing an emergency phone or dialing (502) 597-6878.
Internal Website: Has access to all of the information contained in the crime log.
Kentucky State University provides a variety of alcohol and drug-free social and recreational opportunities. We also provide services and resources for community members who experience difficulties related to alcohol and drug use. The University provides informative prevention programs throughout the year, including a variety of workshops and lectures on alcohol and drug-related issues, to support and encourage healthy lifestyles. For students with substance abuse problems or concerns, assistance is available at the Betty White Student Health Center. Experienced, professional counselors at the Center offer free, confidential support and guidance. They also offer individual assessments and referrals to both on and off-campus resources.
The University’s alcohol policy is consistent with Kentucky State Law prohibiting the consumption and serving of alcohol by and to individuals less who are under 21 years old. Additionally, the possession or consumption of alcoholic beverages while on the grounds or in the buildings of the University, is prohibited by state law. Students found guilty will be charged accordingly and are subject to fine, community service, and/or social probation.
When a student's health and safety are in jeopardy due to alcohol consumption or drug use, immediate medical attention should be sought by calling the University Police Department (502-597-6878) or 911