Eco-Friendly RVs Can Be Budget-Friendly Too

Historically speaking, RVing has never been an eco-friendly activity, but younger (and greener) RVers are changing the game. Already, up to 20% of RVs are powered by solar panels and organic RV products are selling well among this demographic. For RV owners, this shift to more environmentally safe products is not just about avoiding leaving a carbon footprint. Often, biodegradable products are gentler on an RV’s delicate plumbing system. If that’s true, imagine the efficiency of completely eco-friendly RVs. read more

Do You Need a Passport to Go to Puerto Rico? (And Other Travel Requirements)

The Caribbean island is a favorite travel destination thanks to its tropical climate, diverse landscapes, and exquisite cuisine. If it’s your first time to travel to the West Indies, the first question on your mind is most likely, “do you need a passport to go to Puerto Rico?” Find out everything you need to know before you start booking flights for your next vacation. read more

Our Team

The Division of Public Safety is staffed by people who genuinely care about your well-being.

We may have more in common than you think.

Our staffers are community members just like you, and their interests, their life experiences and the things that drive them are what make the Division of Public Safety and University of Illinois Police Department truly unique. When you learn more about our people, then the picture of who we are as an organization becomes clearer. read more

dried chile & tomatillo salsa

With Memorial Day coming up, this is the week you will be bombarded with barbecue suggestions. Let me take a different tack: this is the week you should make a salsa like no other then use it on everything. It has no tomatoes and no cilantro. It is rich and thick and complex. It’s made with toasted dried chiles and tomatillos. It’s addicting. read more