The University requires the registration of any motor vehicle owned or operated by a student within 48 hours of its initial arrival on campus, when the vehicle is parked on University property. Registration can be completed at the Parking and Traffic Office and the cost will be billed to the student's University account through the Bursar's office. Overnight visitor parking is available in metered spaces or other areas designated by Parking and Traffic. Parking maps with locations of parking areas, as well as regulations are available in the Office of Parking and Traffic. Bicycles should also be registered for your own protection, and can be engraved to help prevent theft.
Charges are bursarable.
The Department of Public Safety's primary objective is to provide a safe and secure environment on the campus. The department is staffed by 24 peace officers who have full police authority and meet all state law enforcement standards. Uniformed officers patrol the campus 24 hours each day in marked police cars, on foot and by bicycle. The department provides law enforcement and security, regulates parking and traffic, and provides educational programs for the campus community. The University police department is accessible 24 hours a day to receive information or provide officer assistance.