UBC Campus Security

Register now for UBC Bike to Work Week, Oct 29 – Nov 4. https://bit.ly/2xSetVm 🚴

Today we'll be outside UBC Bookstore with other campus partners until 4pm. Stop by and say hello! We'll be talking about safety and security on campus, with games and giveaways 👋

This week our friends at the UBC Bookstore are offering a 20% discount on steel u-locks, a must-have for keeping your bike safe! http://ow.ly/GaJv30m6u6E 🚴

Happy Thanksgiving long weekend UBC! 😊

On Wednesday, October 10 get to know Campus Security and other campus safety partners outside the UBC Bookstore from 11am-4pm! Learn more about safety and security services available on campus, play games and pick up some great giveaways: security.ubc.ca

Learn more about safety and security services available on campus on Wednesday, October 10 when we'll be outside the UBC Bookstore with giveaways, games and other campus partners: security.ubc.ca

We all play a part in keeping our community safe! Find out more about safety and security services at UBC on Wednesday, October 10 from 11am-4pm when we'll be outside UBC Bookstore along with other campus partners: security.ubc.ca

Check out this post from the UBC Life Blog on staying safe on campus, and remember you can contact us 24/7 by phone on 604-822-2222 http://ow.ly/2hZ630lAHal

Our offices have (temporarily) relocated. You'll find us at Ponderosa Annex F, just behind the First Nations Longhouse, and you can still call us 24/7 on 604 822 2222.

Happy Canada Day! 🇨🇦

Did you know that UBC has an accessibility shuttle to help people with mobility concerns get to and from the UBC pedestrian zone at designated stops? Learn more:

Introducing the UBC Accessibility Shuttle Getting around campus is getting easier for people with mobility concerns.

The University RCMP is warning students and residents to meet in a public place or at the police detachment when purchasing items online from anonymous buyers or sellers.

Read more:

University RCMP warn students to meet in a safe place | UBC Security The University RCMP is warning students and residents to meet in a public place or at the police detachment when purchasing items online from anonymous buyers or sellers.