View general guidelines for responding to an act of violence directed towards University of Pittsburgh students, staff and faculty.
Explore the latest information on diseases, outbreaks, and prevention strategies from the CDC.
While earthquakes are rare in Pennsylvania, they do happen. Learn what to do if you feel the ground shaking and how to stay safe during an earthquake event.
Discover essential fire safety information including responses to both small and major fires, along with valuable campus fire safety resources.
Discover guidelines for handling hazardous materials and responding to exposures like chemical spills, radiation, or biological hazards.
Lightning is one of the top three storm-related killers in the US. Lightning strikes are dangerous, but knowing how to stay safe can help minimize risks.
Recognize signs of a mental health crisis, like suicidal thoughts, and act swiftly by asking direct questions and guiding individuals to counseling or emergency services. Use available resources to ensure prompt care and support.
Recognize suspicious mail: odd labels (excessive postage, misspellings), unusual appearance (powdery substances, strange odors). Follow safety procedures, contact authorities promptly if concerned.
Find thunderstorm safety tips and learn about the dangers associated with thunderstorms including lightning, strong winds, hail, and flash flooding.
While Pennsylvania isn't in "Tornado Alley," tornadoes can still strike unexpectedly. Discover the signs of a developing tornado and stay informed.
From freezing rain to blizzards, winter storms vary widely in severity. Check out Pitt's interim policy for extreme weather conditions.