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This report covers the history of campus police departments and describes where campus police departments are located, how many people they employ, what kind of arrests they make, and how they compare to city police departments. The report is accompanied by resources to inform community discussions about police accountability.

Read the full report here.
View the Campus Policing Toolkit here.
Read the User Guide here.

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