University Mass Notification System
The University Mass Notification System is here to keep you informed, prepared, and safe by delivering critical alerts directly to your mobile device or email.
Why Sign Up for Alerts?
In urgent situations, the University’s Mass Notification System can instantly broadcast critical messages with instructions to the entire campus. From weather warnings to safety incidents, you’ll be the first to know what’s happening and what to do.
Sign Up for Regroup Alerts
Please follow the instructions below to get to your Regroup Profile Dashboard, where you can input, update and/or change your information.
- Go to the Regroup Alert service after accessing eCampus.
- You will be directed to a login page. Please select “Adelphi Login”.
- The first time you access the Regroup Alert Service, you will be prompted to finalize your Contact Profile as part of an initial setup. Future Logins should direct you to the Contact portal after login.
Please note that although the system settings may include your email address, at this time the University is using text and voice messages to broadcast urgent messages.
Multilingual Messages
You have the option to configure your messaging preferences to include a number of languages.
To have your messaging translated, follow these easy steps:
- Go to my account
- Select the “Edit” button on the top right
- Choose “Posts Preferred Language Alert Text/Email Language Preference” and select your preferred language
- Save your changes
Visitor Opt-in Messaging
Visitors can opt to Adelphi Alerts in for a fixed period of time (30 days) during their stay on campus by registering at this link. Construction crews, conference and seminar attendees, parents of children attending camps, can all benefit from this enhanced capability.
The Department of Public Safety and Transportation tests the University Mass Notification System at least once every calendar year, and such tests may be announced or unannounced. View the Emergency Notification Policy.
Alert Beacons
The integration of “Alert beacons” to the existing Adelphi Alert (Regroup) platform has increased the University’s capability to reach a wider audience while simultaneously reducing the time it takes to send timely and actionable information in the event of an incident affecting the campus community.
The alert beacons are strategically located in the common areas of public use spaces throughout campus and are easily identifiable. When activated by Public Safety Officers manning the Public Safety Command Center, the beacons emit an alert tone and signal through the use of a strobe light, red flashers, and an alert siren. A predetermined message is simultaneously displayed on the screen which provides information as to the nature of the emergency and what actions to take.
In addition to the alert beacon activation, a message will be immediately sent to your wireless devices (if registered with the Regroup System) further increasing the reach of the emergency notification. Follow-up information and incident updates will be sent through the use of the Regroup system as necessary.