Pittsburgh Theological Seminary

What are the security measures and safety resources available for students at Pittsburgh Theological Seminary?

Students at Pittsburgh Theological Seminary should use the institution's current emergency procedures and reporting channels for campus incidents. As a participating higher-education institution, it publishes an annual security report under the federal Clery Act; that report is the appropriate place to check its stated safety policies and reported campus crime figures.

Crime statistics in an annual report cover defined locations and reporting years, not every incident in the surrounding neighborhood or every aspect of personal safety. Students should also locate the seminary's sexual-misconduct reporting and support information, including its Title IX contact. Anyone planning evening classes should check current building access, after-hours contacts, and transportation arrangements rather than assume a particular escort or patrol service is available.