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TAMIU Update 2025-01-21 11:15:00
TAMIU offices have scheduled a late start tomorrow, Wednesday, Jan. 22, with offices reopening and classes resuming at 10 a.m.
The late start affirms the University's commitment to the safety of all students, faculty, and staff in light of current weather conditions.
Late Registration continues through January 27. Visit go.tamiu.edu/registration for details. Stay safe and warm! For emergencies, contact TAMIU Campus Police at 956.326.2100.

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Reporting to Law Enforcement

Victims/survivors have the option of notifying or not notifying law enforcement authorities including University and local police. An anonymous "Jane/John Doe" report can be filed with the police while deciding whether to pursue criminal charges. Law enforcement is able to help victims/survivors understand the process of obtaining protective orders, no contact orders, restraining orders, or similar lawful orders issued by the courts. Below is a list of local law enforcement agencies. Reports should be filed with the agencies where the incident occurred. The Title IX Office 956.326.2857 or TitleIX@tamiu.edu) is available to assist victims/survivors who choose to notify law enforcement authorities.

  • TAMIU Police Department
    956.326.2100
  • Laredo Police Department - Crime Victim Assistance Unit
    956.795.2933
    956.795.2800 (non-emergency line)
  • Webb County Sheriff's Office - Crime Victims Unit
    956. 718.8084

Title IX Office
Sue and Radcliffe Killam Library (KLM) 159B
5201 University Boulevard
Laredo, Texas 78041

Email: TitleIX@tamiu.edu
Telephone: 956.326.2857
Facsimile: 956.326.2359