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The Ohio State University released today its Annual Security and Fire Safety reports. In 2021, most crime categories on or near the Columbus campus saw only modest statistical changes – going up or down slightly – but stayed far lower than the 2019 pre-COVID data.
Ohio State University - Main Campus reported 31 incidents related to crime and safety in 2019. These student-involved incidents took place on Columbus public property in areas surrounding the campus. Based on a student body population of 61,391, that's 0.50 incidents per 1,000 students.
Staying within campus boundaries is super safe, and I have been out at every hour of night. If you're looking to do late-night studying, 18th Ave library is open 24-hours (mostly) and has security measures at night. You can mostly safely walk alone at night on campus if you need to.
The safety of the campus and the off-campus area frequented by Ohio State students remains the university’s top priority. Ensuring that students, faculty and staff are aware of the multitude of existing and new safety enhancements — and driving them to use them — is a top priority.
The Ohio State University released today its Annual Security and Fire Safety reports. Most crime categories on or near the Columbus campus showed a significant decrease in 2020, as the university adapted to hybrid or remote learning to combat the COVID-19 pandemic.
In fall 2020, Ohio State established a Task Force on Community Safety and Well-Being to review safety issues on campus and in neighborhoods near the university – and to identify, implement and advocate for additional approaches that address violence, crime, and high-risk activities and behaviors.
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Crime and Resource Awareness. Students reported more awareness of on-campus crime (55.8% aware) than off-campus crime (43.7% aware). Students reported being most aware of Buckeye Alerts (98% aware), university safety emails (84.3% aware) and the Lyft Ride Smart program (74.2% aware).
