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For 18 years, Mike Williams taught social studies and US history to 8th through 12th grade students in upper East Tennessee. The longtime educator also served stints as an elementary school principal and high school assistant principal. In summer 2016, Williams experienced a disappointment that would lead to an unlikely opportunity: a second career as a police officer.


University of Tennessee Police Department officers will share their love of books with UT’s littlest community members on Friday, March 1. From 9:30 to 10:30 a.m., about a dozen UTPD officers and department staff will take turns reading to the children at the UT Early Learning Center, 1206 White Avenue.


The UT Police Department recognized employees for outstanding performance and service to the university and the community today during its annual awards ceremony.


UT Police Department investigators on Wednesday arrested three UT students in connection with vandalism that burst sprinkler pipes in Clement Hall, causing the evacuation of the building and damages over the weekend.


Two UTPD officers have been named University Officers of the Year for the East Tennessee region for their work in breaking up a car theft ring that targeted UT and for removing drugs and weapons from campus streets.


University of Tennessee Police Department’s K9 Bruno will receive a bullet and stab protective vest, thanks to a charitable donation from non-profit organization Vested Interest in K9s, Inc.


Vince Kanipe, a retired UT Police Department officer who was assigned as a liaison to the Volunteer football team, passed away on November 13. He was 74.


Members of our campus community were targeted in threats painted on the Rock. I am concerned about any hateful speech […]


Looking for a safe way to discard unwanted, unused, or expired prescription drugs? The University of Tennessee Police Department can help. UTPD has installed a pharmaceutical take-back box in its lobby at 1101 Cumberland Avenue. The secure drop box is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week.


The UT Police Department has obtained its third reaccreditation with gold standard distinction, meaning it received high marks for compliance in all 484 nationally accepted individual law enforcement standards.