October 1, 2026
Dear University of Oregon community member:
As part of our ongoing commitment to campus safety, the 2026 Annual Campus Security and Fire Safety Report is available on the UO Clery Act website.
This report, developed in compliance with the Jeanne Clery Disclosure of Campus Security Policy and Campus Crime Statistics Act (Clery Act), provides up-to-date information about personal safety, crime reporting, crime prevention programs and other resources. It also contains crime statistics and fire safety information for the previous three calendar years (2023-2025). To request a printed copy of the 2026 Annual Campus Security and Fire Safety Report, please contact the Clery Coordinator at 541-346-3223 or clery@uoregon.edu.
Campus safety is a top priority for the University of Oregon, and we encourage students, employees, and other campus community members to familiarize themselves with UO campus safety and security resources.
Emergency Alerts and Reporting
- UO Alerts. Emails and text messages are used to notify the campus community about emergency situations. Sign up for text message alerts at the UO Alerts website.
- UO Police Department (UOPD). Report crimes to UOPD at 541-346-2919 or dial 9-1-1 for emergencies. Crime information and crime prevention resources are available at the UOPD website. Note: firearms are not allowed on campus except for on-duty law enforcement.
- The Office of Equal Opportunity and Access (OEOA). The university is committed to equal access to programs, course offerings, facilities, admission and employment for all of its employees, students, and campus community members. If you have experienced harassment or discrimination, you can make a report on the OEOA website.
- Report a Concern. We want reporting to be as simple as possible. Report any type of concern relevant to the University of Oregon on the Report a Concern website.
Transportation and Campus Navigation
- Duck Rides. Beginning for the 2026-2027 academic year on October 3, 2026, Duck Rides is a free nighttime transportation service for University of Oregon students and employees. For hours of operation and to schedule a ride, please review the Duck Rides website.
- Safety at Night Map. The Safety at Night Map identifies safety corridors across campus and emergency call box locations.
- UOregon Mobile App. Safety resources, including safe ride options for students, are included in the free UOregon Mobile App, available for iOS and Android platforms.
Prevention and Support
- SAFE website. Students seeking assistance, support, or resources related to sexual assault, sexual harassment, dating or domestic violence, or stalking should visit the SAFE website, or contact the 24-Hour Crisis Hotline at 541-346-SAFE (7233).
- Ducks Do Something. Additional information about sexual violence prevention, substance abuse prevention, and other prevention and awareness resources can be found on the Dean of Students’ prevention website.
- Safety resources. Valuable safety resources for students are available on the UO's Student Life Campus Safety website. Campus and community resources for employees can be found on the Human Resources website.
- Hazing Prevention. There is a misconception that hazing creates unity and promotes bonding. This is not true; hazing is a form of interpersonal violence. Hazing capitalizes on power and control while decreasing a sense of belonging, trust among group members, and interest in continued involvement. You can learn how to report hazing and review our Hazing Transparency Report on the Hazing Prevention website.
Fire and Environmental Safety
- Fire Safety. Additional information about the UO Fire Marshal Team, fire safety resources, and fire prevention for special events can be found at our Safety and Risk Services website.
- Environmental Safety. Report repair or maintenance-related concerns to a supervisor, a campus safety official, or use the Report A Safety Concern form.
Clery Act. For more information about the Clery Act and its requirements, see the UO’s Clery website.
Help identify safety concerns on campus. If you see something, say something. Safety is a shared responsibility. Together, we can help keep our campus safe and welcoming.
Best regards,
André Le Duc
Vice President and Chief Resilience Officer
Shelly Clark
Campus Clery Coordinator