UBC Campus Security

10/17/2018

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

10/10/2018

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 👋

10/09/2018

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 🚴

10/05/2018

Happy Thanksgiving long weekend UBC! 😊

10/02/2018

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

09/27/2018

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

09/21/2018

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

08/28/2018

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

08/24/2018

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.

07/01/2018

Happy Canada Day! 🇨🇦

06/13/2018

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:

Getting around campus is getting easier for people with mobility concerns.

06/08/2018

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:

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.