Access campus safety data: question to insight in minutes
Campus Safety and Security data is the federal record of the Clery Act crime statistics, hate crimes, and VAWA offenses that Title IV institutions report each year, plus fire safety statistics from those with on-campus student housing. Clema lets you ask about it in plain English and get sourced answers for any institution.
Stop navigating the federal tool one school at a time. Just ask.
Last reviewed July 2026
Ask questions like a conversation:
- • "How do our Clery numbers compare to peers?"
- • "Show VAWA offense trends over 5 years"
- and additional safety data queries...
"How do our campus crime statistics compare to similar-sized institutions?"
Your institution reported 12 Clery offenses in the most recent year.
That is below the peer median of 18 for institutions of similar size and classification in your region.
What is Campus Safety and Security data?
The Campus Safety and Security data system, maintained by the Office of Postsecondary Education, is the federal collection of crime, fire safety, and disciplinary data reported by every Title IV institution in the United States. Under the Jeanne Clery Act, institutions must report criminal offenses, hate crimes, VAWA offenses, arrests, disciplinary actions, and fire incidents annually.
Why use Campus Safety AI Agent?
The federal Campus Safety tool limits you to one institution at a time. Campus Safety AI Agent removes those barriers.
The old way
- ✗Search institutions one at a time on the federal tool
- ✗Manually export and compile data for peer comparisons
- ✗Cross-reference multiple report categories by hand
- ✗Spend hours building Clery Act compliance summaries
- ✗No straightforward way to identify multi-year trends
With Campus Safety AI Agent
- ✓Query crime and safety data across multiple institutions at once
- ✓Get peer comparison reports in seconds
- ✓Cross-reference crime, fire, and VAWA data in a single query
- ✓Generate Clery-ready summaries with proper citations
- ✓Identify trends instantly across reporting years
Questions you can ask
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Frequently
asked questions
Clema provides access to the most recent years of Campus Safety and Security data as published by the Office of Postsecondary Education. Updates are applied as new annual reporting cycles are released by the Department of Education.
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You can query criminal offenses (Clery Act categories), hate crimes, VAWA offenses, arrests, disciplinary actions and referrals, fire safety data for on-campus housing, and fire statistics, across all Title IV institutions and multiple reporting years.
Yes. Campus Safety AI Agent can generate peer comparison summaries, multi-year trend analyses, and data exports that support your institution’s Annual Security Report preparation. All responses include source citations you can verify against the federal data.
The federal tool at ope.ed.gov limits you to searching one institution at a time with basic filtering. Campus Safety AI Agent lets you query across thousands of institutions simultaneously, compare peer groups, and analyze trends, all through plain English questions with instant, formatted responses.
We understand that campus safety data involves serious subject matter. Clema presents all data factually, with proper context and sourcing. The tool is designed for institutional research professionals and campus safety officers who need accurate, responsible access to this information for compliance, benchmarking, and improvement efforts.
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