As the weather changes, we are keeping our swim gear out and prepping for the plunge! Looking for ways to support @SpOlympicsMD ? Join our team and come take the plunge with us!

This Thursday we are throwing it way back into the @UMBCLibrary digital archives. Did you know that in 1978 UMBC PD was located at the bottom of Walker Ave? If you need us now, we are located on Lot 8 across from the Performing Arts and Humanities Building

Every Wednesday meet a member of your UMBC Police Department! This week we highlight MPO. Tim Blasko. MPO Blasko came to UMBC PD after 20yrs with Bal. City PD. He really enjoys being able to interact with the campus community and you can find him joining in on outreach details!

Welcome back to Trivia Tuesday! High quality locks can be expensive. Luckily, @UmbcParking has your back! Register your e-scooter or bike with them and score big!

Just a reminder to enjoy your fall break! The University is open but there are NO academic classes. Take this time to breathe and have a moment for yourself. We are here 24/7 if you need us, 410-455-5555

As we reset for the week (hopefully two days of rest), we're recognizing National Coming Out Day. At UMBC, belonging is the standard. You deserve to live, learn, and be your authentic self in a safe and welcoming community. 410-455-5555, always here when you need us

It's Fall Y'all! Whether you are traveling home, a fun new destination, or staying on campus keep these 3 safety tips in mind. Have a great break! We are here if you need us. 410-455-5555

Feature Friday Living off campus? Landlord not responsive? Having issues with your lease? UMBC Retriever Support Services is hosting the PRO BONO Resource Center. Tenants, sign up for free legal advice

Ramen, cup-o-noodles, mac and cheese all require the addition of water before cooking. Popcorn does not need 5 minutes in the microwave start at 2 minutes 20 seconds, your popcorn is done when you no longer hear "popping". Follow these cooking tips and your dorm will thank you

Attention Law Enforcement Partners! UMBC is hosting a FREE training. Interested agencies should RSVP to Lt. Baublitz [email protected]

Every Wednesday meet a member of your UMBC Police Department! This week we highlight PCO. Brandon Scherer. If you ever had to call us for a jumpstart, lockout, or theft, odds are PCO Scherer took your call. He is 1 of 5 UMBC police dispatchers. Come back next week for a treat!

Welcome to #TriviaTuesday! 🐕 Our top question on campus: "When are you getting a new Chip?" The official answer: Not right now. While we know how much Chip meant to UMBC, we’re focusing on human connections & bringing community outreach back to its roots.

Don't worry, it's not a holiday, you are just living the dream today!👍 Whether you parked in Lot 20 in record time or are hiking from Lot 25, don't forget to lock your doors and keep your valuables out of sight!

POV: Leaving your $400 scooter leaning on a pole like you have deep pockets. No Lock: Cooked U lock: Free from UMBC Parking Services when you register your scooter.

October is Intimate Partner Violence Awareness month and this Safety Saturday we are discussing digital and tech safety. If you or someone you know is experiencing intimate partner violence, harassment, cyberbullying, or stalking. There is help. We are here for you 24/7

The UMBC PD was awarded a grant as part of the @zerodeathsMD initiative. You can expect to see officers promoting community roadway safety for drivers, cyclists, pedestrians, and e-device users across campus.

Every Wednesday meet a member of your UMBC Police Department! This week we highlight Sgt. Dave Blumberg. Sgt. Blumberg came to UMBC after an impressive career with Balt City PD and the UB Police. Next time you see him outside True Grits ask him about his motorcycle!

It's Tuesday! Which can only mean your weekly trivia Tuesday brain check is here!

The day has come! We have set up a great "De-stress with an officer" table. Come check it out and unwind with us.

When 20mph feels optional until you see the red and blues. We get it, 195 moves fast but on campus the speed limits are 20mph on Hilltop Circle and 15mph on all other roadways (and yes, we are watching). Slow down, save your breaks, and keep our Retriever community safe.