MTSU Police News

University Police Chief Kaup headlines 9/11 Remembrance at MTSU, with ceremony at Miller Education Center

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MTSU Police ‘paw-leased’ to introduce second K-9 officer

Middle Tennessee State University’s Police Department recently swore in its second K-9 Officer Ace, right, who will work and live with his handler Officer Joseph “Jad” Dishner. Ace is trained in explosives detection and will add an extra level of security to campus during athletic and other events. (MTSU photo by Jacob Wagner)

MTSU Police putting over $1.8M in state grants into campus infrastructure, traffic safety

Middle Tennessee State University’s Police Department recently used funding from two state grants — totaling over $1.8 million — to put toward safety improvements across campus. (MTSU photo illustration by Stephanie Wagner)

MTSU receives $1.8M from state to further invest in campus safety

Middle Tennessee State University recently landed $1.8 million from the state’s Higher Education Safety Grant to further invest in keeping Blue Raiders safe. (MTSU graphic illustration by Stephanie Wagner)

MTSU on WGNS: Police bike training, changing media landscape, book on death, burial in the South

MTSU Police lieutenant completes intensive, nationally recognized leadership program

MTSU Police procure, pursue grants for detective position, tech to better serve campus community