The Clery Act

The purpose of the Clery Act is to provide the campus community with timely, accurate, and complete information about crime and campus safety so that all Jayhawks can make informed decisions on how to keep themselves safe.

The Jeanne Clery Disclosure of Campus Security Policy and Campus Crime Statistics Act (commonly known as the “Clery Act”) requires institutions receiving federal funding to publicly report statistics concerning the occurrence of certain criminal offenses involving students, faculty, staff or visitors.

The Office of Civil Rights and Title IX (OCRTIX) works collaboratively with campus partners to coordinate the university’s compliance activities regarding the Clery Act. KU’s Annual Security and Fire Safety Report provides information about campus safety and security policies and procedures as well as crime information.

For more information on the Clery Act, please visit the U.S. Department of Education's Campus Security website.

Annual Security and Fire Safety Report

The ASFSR is an annual report published to help consumers make informed decisions regarding their use of our campus community. Click the appropriate campus to learn more about Clery crimes, prevention programming, and more.

Annual Security and Fire Safety Reports

Lawrence/Edwards

click here to view the current ASFSR (Lawrence & Edwards)

Medical Center (KUMC)

click here to view the current ASFSR (KUMC)

Kansas Law Enforcement Training Center (KLETC)

click here to view the current ASFSR (KLETC)
How Do I Report a Crime?
What Crimes are "Clery Crimes"?
Who Needs To Report? - CSAs
What Information Needs To Be Reported?
Clery Act Crime Definitions
Do you have any Clery Materials?

Clery Act Safety Programs Notification 

Are you a campus partner who hosts programs about crime prevention, security awareness, substance abuse education, fire safety, or sexual misconduct? Tell us more about your safety program!

According to federal law, specifically the Clery Act, the university must report the type, frequency, and audience (students and/or employees) of programs.