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Committee Launches Website to Address Hazing on Campus

By Margaret Heftler March 24, 2015

The Hazing Prevention and Education Committee recently launched a website entitled “Stop Hazing” to provide educational resources on hazing incidents to the community and a reporting system for students...

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A man was detained by GUPD for trespassing in an attempt to talk to mens basketball coach John Thompson III.

Man Detained for Following Thompson III

By Kshithij Shrinath March 17, 2015

Georgetown University Police Department detained a man for trespassing in an attempt to speak to men’s basketball coach John Thompson III at an event at Leo O’Donovan Hall on Sunday. The man,...

Threat Assessment Program Launches New Website

By Alicia Che February 24, 2015

In early February, Georgetown launched a new website to strengthen its Threat Assessment Program, which has been serving the university since 2012. Through the added new feature of a website, the university...

Student Assaulted on M Street

By Kristen Fedor February 9, 2015

A female Georgetown student was the victim of an aggravated assault by an unknown attacker on the 3300 block of M Street at approximately 1:37 a.m. Sunday morning. Georgetown University Police Department...

Suspect Arrested in Henle Burglaries

By Kshithij Shrinath January 8, 2015

Georgetown University Police Department, in coordination with Metropolitan Police Department, arrested a suspect Tuesday for three burglaries committed in Henle Village. Two of the burglaries occurred...

Recent Rise in Crime Prompts Concerns

By Kshithij Shrinath November 14, 2014

Armed robberies have risen around the Georgetown neighborhood over the past few weeks, prompting a campus-wide email from Georgetown University Police Department Chief of Police Jay Gruber urging safety...

New South Email Misleads Students

By Katherine Richardson November 14, 2014

The Georgetown University Police Department will not be patrolling New South Hall during weekend nights, despite an email sent out to New South residents Tuesday afternoon that stated that officers would...

A Keen Eye for Crime

By The Editorial Board November 14, 2014

This week, students, faculty and staff received an email from Georgetown University Police Department Chief of Police Jay Gruber warning the community of a recent increase in crime as noted by the Metropolitan...

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New technology has helped GUPD catch six suspects this year, out of 34 total incidents reported since Aug. 23.

GUPD Catches 6 Suspects

By Jack Bennett September 30, 2014

The Georgetown University Police Department caught six suspects this month using security cameras and LiveSafe, the new mobile application that allows students to send anonymous tips and emergency...

With ‘GUPD’, New Path for DPS

By Suzanne Monyak and Joy Ma March 4, 2014

Since the consolidation of positions within the department and the hiring of Jay Gruber as chief of police in July 2012, the Georgetown University Police Department — known colloquially as the Department...

Gruber Discusses SafeRides, Student Guards

By Katherine Richardson and Annie Chen November 21, 2013

The Georgetown University Police Department discussed several of its newest initiatives during its second roundtable Wednesday evening. During a discussion facilitated by Georgetown University Student...

Outdoor Drinking Extended

By Jennifer Ding November 19, 2013

Chief of Police Jay Gruber has decided to extend GUSA's Outdoor Student Living Pilot Program, which allows students of legal age to drink beer and wine in designated areas of Henle Village and Village...

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