The Head of the Charles Regatta returns this weekend. We love seeing the Charles River come alive with rowers and spectators from all over. Good luck to everyone taking part in this year’s regatta!
We are selling MIT pink patches tonight at the Stata Center (building 32) - come on by over the next hour to purchase! All donations go to breast cancer awareness and research.
Today, we recognize Indigenous Peoples’ Day and honor the history, cultures, and contributions of Indigenous peoples and communities.
Throughout October, we’ll be selling special pink MIT Police patches in support of breast cancer awareness, treatment, and research.
Stay tuned for more details, sale dates & locations on campus!
You may have noticed the red paint on the street at Amherst St. & Danforth St. near the McCormick Hall/W4 construction.
If driving, please stop & proceed slowly. Pedestrians, bikes & scooters should follow the posted signage & use designated areas.
Last night, officers from our Evening Shift spent some time with members of the Delta Kappa Epsilon (DKE) fraternity over dinner. We appreciate the invitation and the chance to connect with the group. Thanks for having us, DKE!
Coming soon to a tree on campus near you...
Happy first day of fall! 🍁
(Photo credit: Officer Monaco)
MIT Alert: Power has been restored to campus buildings and the incident is ALL CLEAR. More info: emergency.mit.net
MIT ALERT: Power outage to the northwest part of campus. NW10, NW13, NW14, NW15, NW20, N51, N52, and W64 impacted. More info: emergency.mit.net
HAPPENING TODAY! 🚨 🚲 🚨
Don't miss the annual Bike Auction today, September 18th from 10AM-2PM at 290 Albany Street Shuttle lot in Cambridge. The lot opens at 9:30AM for early birds to preview.
Officer Allen ran into some students from MIT’s Improbable AI Lab on Killian Court testing out their human-like robot. She had to take a few minutes to see the robot in action.
Just another day at MIT!
Thank you to the members of Sigma Chi Fraternity House in Boston for hosting us for dinner last night. We enjoyed the food and conversation. We look forward to seeing you around campus this year.
Hispanic Heritage Month is from September 15 to October 15. This month is an opportunity to recognize the rich history and contributions of Hispanic and Latino communities. We’re proud to serve a diverse MIT community and celebrate the many backgrounds that make it stronger.
Tonight, we were invited to speak with residents at Sydney Pacific about campus safety. We always appreciate the opportunity to connect with MIT students, both undergraduate and graduate, and talk about ways to stay safe on campus.
As Rosh Hashanah comes to an end tonight, we wish everyone celebrating a happy, healthy, and peaceful New Year. Shana Tova!
In honor of National Police Woman Day, we would like to acknowledge and celebrate the contributions of all our female police officers! Thank you for all you do.
This morning, our officers joined first responder partners at Cambridge Police Headquarters to remember those who lost their lives 25 years ago on September 11, 2001. We honor the memory of all those who made the ultimate sacrifice & remember the lives forever changed by 9/11.
25 years later, we remember those who lost their lives, those who answered the call, and the families and communities forever changed by that day.























