Feeling safe is the foundation of your Widener experience, with resources, support, and tools to help you stay informed, prepared, and confident while contributing to a safe campus community.
Widener’s Campus Safety team is on duty around the clock, patrolling campus by vehicle, by bike, and on foot. With a strong presence and a campus-wide surveillance system that extends into surrounding areas, their goal is simple: help you feel safe, supported, and confident wherever you are.
If you experience or witness discrimination, harassment, bias, or any form of sexual misconduct, including sexual assault, dating or domestic violence, stalking, or exploitation, you are encouraged to take action.
Widener does not tolerate these behaviors, and there are clear ways to report concerns and access support. Whether you’re seeking help for yourself or someone else, you’ll find options that prioritize your safety, privacy, and well-being.
Learn About Equal Opportunity & Title IX Policies
Personal safety isn’t always about emergencies—sometimes it’s recognizing when something feels off and knowing where to turn. The CARE Team helps you navigate concerns early and connect with the right support, whether for yourself or someone else.
Report a Concern to the CARE Team
Learn More About the CARE Team
Community safety takes all of us. WAVE (Widener Anti-Sexual Violence Education) creates space to speak out about sexual assault, dating and domestic violence, and stalking. Plus, you can build skills around consent, relationships, bystander intervention, communication, and much more.
Led by students, faculty, and staff, WAVE offers workshops, resources, a survivor support space, and opportunities to get involved—so you can build knowledge, support your peers, and help create a safer campus community.
Learn More About WAVE
Read About the Impact of the It’s On Us Campaign
Safety tips and tools designed for real campus life—so you can stay aware, prepared, and confident day to day.
Old Main, Ground Floor
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