The University of Arizona is committed to your success and also to your safety. We strive to enhance your personal safety and well-being through a variety of resources.
Campus Health
Campus Health is committed to your health and wellness by offering a variety of services and outreach programs, such as general medicine, women’s health services, mental health services, and pharmaceutical services. Registered students do not need health insurance to use the services at Campus Health, but they do accept insurance from most providers, as well as offering their own. You can also pay per service for visits that may require additional fees, such as lab tests or x-rays.
Disability Resource Center
The Disability Resource Center (DRC) is the campus department designated by the university to ensure access to university classes, programs and activities for disabled individuals. A goal of the DRC is that your student experience is similar, if not identical, to that of your peers. Please contact DRC to request disability-related accommodations that ensure your full participation in university experiences.
UAPD
The University of Arizona has its own police department dedicated to the safety of campus by providing law enforcement and public safety services 24 hours a day. They are a partner in the UAlert system, so you can stay up-to-date about emergency situations occurring on campus in real time. UAPD recommends downloading the LiveSafe app to assist you if you need campus safety resources, and to report non-emergency crimes. If you feel unsafe walking around campus, utilize one of the emergency blue lights to get in touch with UAPD for a rapid safety response. Call UAPD anytime if you have any questions or concerns.
520-621-UAPD (8273)