You’ve been protecting your child their entire life. Passing that baton to someone else is not an easy thing to do. Rest assured, we take your student’s safety very seriously.

That’s why we’ve invested over $10 million in campus safety enhancements since 2022* to create a secure environment where students can thrive academically, socially, and spiritually. From advanced surveillance technology and improved lighting to a robust network of trained security personnel, our campus safety measures are designed to provide peace of mind for students and their families.

*Wide-ranging enhancements make Liberty University a model for campus safety and compliance (viewed online Jan. 17, 2025).

OSPS Overview (10:47)

Hear from our VP of Security & Public Safety about all the security services on campus! 


Safety means more than just physical security — it’s about fostering an environment where students feel supported in every aspect of their lives. Liberty was ranked in the top 20% of safest college campuses in the United States by Niche.com.

Here are just some of the ways Liberty is working to help your student feel safe and supported:

  • Campus surveillance equipment — Including the installation of 1,000 new cameras campuswide throughout highly populated outdoor areas and at the entrance and exit points of all buildings
  • Campuswide blue light stations — Composed of 13 stations that activate when the emergency button is pressed, automatically triggering a strobe light mode and livestream video feed that is sent to the Emergency Communications Dispatch
  • Champion Safe app — Featuring a mobile blue light, emergency contacts, friend walk, and much more
  • Security at large events — Increased security, metal detectors, and a clear bag policy enforced at most large-occupancy gatherings
  • Comprehensive emergency plans – Designed to deal with crises that may occur on campus (learn more on the Emergency Management and Community Engagement website)
  • Police escort across campus – Available to students at any time by calling the Emergency Communications non-emergency number

Student Safety Brochure