Wednesday, July 19, 2017, 3:17 p.m.
University Police dispatch phone is now back in service. For emergencies, dial 337-482-6447 or 911.
Wednesday, July 19, 2017, 3:17 p.m.
University Police dispatch phone is now back in service. For emergencies, dial 337-482-6447 or 911.
University Police dispatch phone is not working. For emergencies, dial 337-482-6448 or 911.
UL Lafayette will open Thursday, June 22. Should inclement weather persist in the morning, individuals are advised to exercise caution traveling to campus. Employees unable to reach work should contact their supervisor. Students unable to attend class will need to make arrangements with their instructor or email deanofstudents@louisiana.edu.
Please continue to follow the University’s website at http://louisiana.edu or social media for official updates.
MONDAY, JUNE 19, 2017, 6:30 p.m.
UL Lafayette is monitoring the tropical system in the Gulf of Mexico. The University will open on Tuesday, June 20. Please follow the University’s website and social media for official updates.
For more information on Potential Tropical Cyclone THREE, visit hurricanes.gov
NOV 10 UPDATE:
On Nov. 9, 2016, at approximately 11:05 a.m., officers were notified of a robbery that occurred on Smith Street near Buena Vista Boulevard. The victim, a UL Lafayette student, reported that she was walking down Smith Street when a gray four-door vehicle with a license plate starting with “J” stopped in front of her and two white males stepped out toward her. Both suspects were wearing sweatpants and one of them was wearing a white “TRUMP” hat. The victim said the suspects then hit her with something metal, which made her fall to the ground. The two individuals hit the victim while she was down and made obscene comments. The two suspects then took the victim’s head wrap and wallet. The suspects were last seen driving away toward Johnston Street. Lafayette City Police is investigating.
SEE SOMETHING, SAY SOMETHING. If you observe suspicious activity or unsafe conditions, call University Police immediately at 337-482-6447, or dial 911 from any University phone, or press the call button on a Code Blue emergency phone. You can report anonymous tips to University Police at 482-2TIP (2-2847) or through the Rave Guardian app at http://police.louisiana.edu/staying-safe/rave-guardian-app
STAY SAFE. Students, faculty and staff are encouraged to stay current with the University’s Emergency Notification System by logging onto ULink and verifying your contact information. Youalso can use the Rave Guardian app on mobile phones to check-in with guardians and utilize the panic button. See more at http://police.louisiana.edu/staying-safe/rave-guardian-app
At about 7:20 Wednesday night, UL Police responded to a report of a loud noise at Legacy Park Apartments, 210 Girard Park Circle. When officers arrived, witnesses reported hearing a loud noise coming from one of the apartments. They also stated that two people then left the apartment and the area.
It was later determined that the occupants of that apartment were playing with what was believed to be an M80 firework when it went off. One of them sustained a hand injury and was transported by a friend to a local hospital.
During a follow-up investigation, police learned that there could be another M80-type firework inside the apartment. As a precautionary measure, the building was partially evacuated this morning while UL Police searched the apartment. A second M80-type firework was located and removed.
According to University Police, Legacy Park residents were never in imminent danger. The partial evacuation was conducted only as a precaution.
An investigation into the incident is continuing.
At 3:58 p.m., University Police received a report of a man with something that resembled the grip of a handgun in his waistband. He was reported outside the Student Union near residence halls.
University Police and City Police immediately searched the building while an emergency notification was issued. Officers did not find anyone who fit that description. An all-clear message was issued.
Police officers continued to search the campus and reviewed surveillance videotape of the area.
There was never a threat to anyone on campus, no one brandished a weapon and no one reported any suspicious behavior, according to University Police Chief Joey Sturm.
The emergency notifications were sent in compliance with the federal Jeanne Cleary Act.
SEE SOMETHING, SAY SOMETHING. If you observe suspicious activity or unsafe conditions, call University Police immediately at 337-482-6447, or dial 911 from any University phone, or press the call button on a Code Blue emergency phone. You can report anonymous tips to University Police at 482-2TIP (2-2847) or through the Rave Guardian app at http://police.louisiana.edu/staying-safe/rave-guardian-app
STAY SAFE. Students, faculty and staff are encouraged to stay current with the University’s Emergency Notification System by logging onto ULink and verifying your contact information. You also can use the Rave Guardian app on mobile phones to check-in with guardians and utilize the panic button. See more at http://police.louisiana.edu/staying-safe/rave-guardian-app
UPDATE: 4:24 p.m. Person was not located in area – All clear at 1624. The ULPD has issued an all clear for campus. Police are providing extra patrols as a precaution.
4:15 p.m. CST: Black male light blue shirt, dark pants with gun in waist band seen in Student Union Residence Hall area. Officers on scene.
Crime Alert: Armed Robbery
On Sept. 25, 2016, at approximately 3:44 a.m., officers were called to Cajun Village apartments in reference to an armed robbery that occurred earlier in the night. The complainant advised that he was sitting in a friend’s vehicle with two friends on South Campus Drive when one black male wearing a ski mask and an unknown male also wearing a ski mask approached the three victims while they were exiting the vehicle. The two suspects demanded money and the victims’ cell phones. Both suspects were wearing long shirts and long pants, dark in color. One black male suspect was said to possess a black semi-automatic handgun. The other suspect was said to have an unknown type of firearm. The two subjects were last seen fleeing on foot through Cajun Village toward Legacy Park.
This information is being provided in an effort to comply with the federal Jeanne Clery Act.
SEE SOMETHING, SAY SOMETHING. If you observe suspicious activity or unsafe conditions, call University Police immediately at 337-482-6447, or dial 911 from any University phone, or press the call button on a Code Blue emergency phone. You can report anonymous tips to University Police at 482-2TIP (2-2847) or through the Rave Guardian app at http://police.louisiana.edu/staying-safe/rave-guardian-app
STAY SAFE. Students, faculty and staff are encouraged to stay current with the University’s Emergency Notification System by logging onto ULink and verifying your contact information. You also can use the Rave Guardian app on mobile phones to check-in with guardians and utilize the panic button. See more at http://police.louisiana.edu/staying-safe/rave-guardian-app