Campus Crime Statistics
The following statistics, provided in compliance with the Crime Awareness and Campus Security Act of 1990, are for your information. They are calculated on a calendar year basis and include crimes that occurred on the Trinity University campus and on property owned/controlled by the university.
Report an incident. We collect campus crime statistics to promote crime awareness and to enhance campus security.
Safety Reports & Crime Information
Access crime and fire logs, community crime alerts, student conduct reports, and local crime statistics to stay informed about safety and conduct at Trinity University and in the surrounding area.
Crime and Fire Logs
You can peruse Trinity University’s crime and fire log archive. For more information about fire safety at Trinity University, check out Fire Safety.
Community Crime Alerts
The Trinity University Police Department posts community crime alerts whenever incidents occur.
Student Conduct Summary Reports
Each academic calendar year, the Dean of Students complies and reports statistics concerning student conduct.
San Antonio Police Department Crime Statistics
Crime statistics for the areas surrounding Trinity University are available on the San Antonio Police Department’s Crime Statistics and Crime Prevention Information website. Trinity University is located in Patrol District #2240.
Annual Security Report
Each calendar year, the Trinity University Police Department compiles and publishes campus crime statistics, of which you can either download a digital copy or request a paper copy. The statistics include crimes that occurred both on Trinity’s campus and on property owned or controlled by the University.
These statistics are reported in compliance with the Crime Awareness and Campus Security Act of 1990, Uniform Crime Reporting procedures, and the Jeanne Clery Disclosure of Campus Security Policy and Campus Crime Statistics Act.
• Annual Security Report 2025 (PDF)
• Annual Security Report 2024 (PDF)
• Annual Security Report 2023 (PDF)
See Say Mobile App
See Say is a powerful safety tool that allows users to call TUPD, report incidents around campus, and access safety escort services.
Download Now
You can download the See Say mobile app at the Apple App Store or on Google Play. Once downloaded, simply enter your name and contact information, then select Trinity University from the list of organizations.
Advantages of See Say
Some of the benefits of the See Say system include:
- Ability to write incident reports within the smartphone app
- Ability to include photos, incident descriptions, and location maps in reports
- Real-time, two-way chats allowing you interact with security personnel
- Check-in feature™ service which broadcasts your location and status ("I'm OK" or "I need help") in case of emergency via email to any of your contacts
Campus Crime Alerts
The Trinity University Police Department posts community crime alerts whenever incidents occur. Please contact University Police immediately at 210-999-7070 should you:
- Observe any suspicious activity
- Have any information regarding any of these cases and incidents
- Wish to share any other information
Community Crime Alerts
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After continued investigation, TUPD has identified the suspect in the City Vista vehicle burglaries. The suspect is Stacy Pulido, Hispanic female, approx. 38 years old, reddish dark hair. Should you encounter the suspect, contact TUPD. Do Not Approach. Criminal charges are pending.
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The Trinity University Police Department received a report of a community member who became the victim of a scam after responding to a suspicious email from paulshawn22 (outlook.com) that contained a job offer as a personal assistant. No legitimate employer or company will ever ask you to transfer money or pay to get hired. If the company asks you to forward or wire money it's a major red flag, and you should stop all communication. Please visit https://www.ic3.gov/preventiontips.aspx for additional tips and information.
Should you receive any suspicious emails or have any information in relation to this scam, please contact University Police at 210-999-7070.
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The Trinity University Police Department received reports of three bicycle thefts and two attempted bicycle thefts from Calvert Hall, Verna McLean Hall, and North Hall. One suspect was male with dark hair, a beard, and a mustache. He was wearing a dark t-shirt with white lettering on the front, blue jeans, sneakers, and a backpack. The other suspect was male and darker-complected. He was wearing a dark-colored hat, dark shirt, dark pants, and red athletic shoes.
Registering your bicycle with TUPD increases the odds of having your bicycle returned and apprehending the suspect(s).
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The Trinity University Police Department received a report of three vehicles that were broken into in the City Vista parking garage on August 17, 2020, between the hours of 4 a.m. and 5 a.m. TUPD received a report of four additional vehicles that were broken into on August 23, 2020 between the hours of 5 a.m. and 6 a.m. All of the vehicles affected appeared to have been left unlocked. The suspect for both dates is an older female, 30-40 years of age, reddish hair that goes past her shoulders. She possibly drives a black Lexus 4-door, no front plates. On August 23, she was seen with a male suspect.
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On March 6, 2016, the Trinity University Police Department received a report of a sexual assault that occurred in a residence hall on the Trinity campus. The student and suspect are acquaintances.