How Safe and Secure Stanford University Campuses?

At Stanford University, 262 on-campus, 5 out-of-campus, 8 public property, 71 residence halls, and 8 on-campus fire campus safety/security issues are reported. By safety matters, 90 arrests, 143 criminal offenses, 30 VAWA (Violence Against Women Act), and 6 hate crimes are reported.

There is a total of 18,283 students enrolled in Stanford and the on-campus crime ratio is 143.30 per 10,000 students.

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Campus Safety/Security Matters

At Stanford University, 262 on-campus, 5 out-of-campus, 8 public property, 71 residence halls, and 8 on-campus fire were reported. The following table summarizes campus safety/security matters by location and types.

Campus Safety/Security Issues
	Total	On-Campus	Non-Campus	Public Properties	Residence Halls¹	Reported²
Arrests	90	84	1	5	-	-
Criminal Offenses	143	137	4	2	56	-
Disciplinary Actions	-	-	-	-	-	-
VAWA³	30	29	-	1	15	-
Hate Crimes	6	6	-	-	-	-
Total	269	262	5	8	71	-
¹ The counts on Residence Halls are included in on-campus statistics.
² Reported by local police
³ VAWA: Violence Against Women Act

Arrests Statistics By Location and Violation Types

For students attending Stanford University, 90 arrests are reported including weapons: carrying, possessing, etc., drug law violation, and liquor law violation.

Arrests Statistics
	Total	On-Campus	Non-Campus	Public Properties	Residence Halls¹
Total	90	84	1	5	-
Weapons (carrying, processing, etc.)	5	5	0	0	0
Drug Law Violation	23	17	1	5	0
Liquor Law Violation	62	62	0	0	0

¹ The counts on Residence Halls are included in on-campus statistics.

Criminal Offenses Statistics By Location and Types of Crime

At Stanford University, 143 criminal offenses are reported including rape, fondling, incest, statutory rape, robbery, aggravated assault, burglary, motor vehicle theft, and arson.

Criminal Offenses Statistics
	Total	On-Campus	Non-Campus	Public Properties	Residence Halls¹
Total	143	137	4	2	56
Rape	33	33	-	-	26
Fondling	12	12	-	-	8
Aggravated Assault	4	3	-	1	2
Burglary	56	54	2	-	20
Motor Vehicle Theft	35	33	2	-	-
Arson	3	2	-	1	-

¹ The counts on Residence Halls are included in on-campus statistics.

Disciplinary Action Statistics By Location and Violation Types

There is no disciplinary actions at Stanford University.

Violence Against Women Act(VAWA) Statistics By Location and Violation Types

For students attending Stanford University, 30 VAWA are reported including domestic violence, dating violence, and stalking.

Disciplinary Action Statistics
	Total	On-Campus	Non-Campus	Public Properties	Residence Halls¹
Total	30	29	-	1	15
Domestic Violence	9	8	0	1	6
Dating Violence	-	0	0	0	0
Stalking	21	21	0	0	9

¹ The counts on Residence Halls are included in on-campus statistics.

Hate Crimes Statistics By Location, crime types, and bias

For students attending Stanford University, 6 hate crimes are reported.

Hate Crimes Statistics
	Total	On-Campus
Simple Assault	1	1
Bias Race	3	1
Intimidation	1	1
Bias Sexual Orientation	3	1
Destruction/Damage/Vandalism	4	4
Bias Race	3	1
Bias Religion	9	3

¹ The counts on Residence Halls are included in on-campus statistics.

Fires in Residence Halls

At Stanford University, 8 residence hall fires are reported.

Residence Hall Fires
	Number Of Fires	Category	Cause	Injuries/Deaths	Damage
Studio 4, Main Campus	1	Unintentional	Cooking	0/0	$0-$99
EV Barnes Highrise, Main Campus	1	Unintentional	Cooking	0/0	$0-$99
EV Bldg 097, Main Campus	1	Unintentional	Cooking	0/0	$1,000-$9,999
Lantana, Main Campus	1	Unintentional	Cooking	0/0	$0-$99
Mirrielees Highrise, Main Campus	2	Unintentional	Machinery/Industrial	0/0	$0-$99
Mirrielees Highrise, Main Campus	2	Unintentional	Cooking	0/0	$10,000-$24,999

How Safe and Secure Stanford University Campuses?

Campus Safety/Security Matters

Arrests Statistics By Location and Violation Types

Criminal Offenses Statistics By Location and Types of Crime

Disciplinary Action Statistics By Location and Violation Types

Violence Against Women Act(VAWA) Statistics By Location and Violation Types

Hate Crimes Statistics By Location, crime types, and bias

Fires in Residence Halls

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