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  • UMD Alert Test

    UMD Alert Test First Wednesday of each month at 11:55 a.m., the campus tests the UMD Alert Emergency Notification System, Alertus System and Early Warning Sirens. These are only tests.

  • UMD Advisory: UMD Delayed Opening

    UMD Advisory: UMD Delayed Opening The University of Maryland, College Park will open late at 10 AM Thursday, December 15, 2022, due to inclement weather. Final exams scheduled at 8 AM will begin at 10:30 AM. Nearly all final exam locations remain the same. Impacted faculty and students will be emailed. Answers to FAQs: umd.edu/weather Safety Resources:

  • UMD COMMUNITY ALERT: Off-Campus Robbery with a Weapon

    UMD COMMUNITY ALERT: Off-Campus Robbery with a Weapon Copy and Paste Text From Above Off-campus robbery with a weapon at 7110 Baltimore Ave. Stay away from area. More information to follow when available. Safety Resources:

  • UMD ALERT: Robbery with a Weapon-Update

    UMD ALERT: Robbery with a Weapon-Update in ref to robbery at 7110 Baltimore Ave. PGPD looking for 2 male subjects in gray Audi & showed weapon and took vehicle and fled south towards Hyattsville city

  • UMD ALERT: All Clear

    UMD ALERT: All Clear All clear at 7110 Baltimore Ave., officers are still in the area as PG Police continue to investigate the incident

  • UMD Advisory 12/10/2022

    INCIDENT: Voyeur Incident OCCURRED: December 10, 2022 (Saturday)/ Approximately 4:32 a.m. LOCATION: Ellicott Hall, College Park, Maryland UMPD CASE #: 2022-96454 BRIEF DETAILS: On December 10, 2022, at approximately 4:42 a.m., the University of Maryland Police Department responded to Ellicott Hall for a Voyeur incident. A woman reported to police that she was inside a stall in the bathroom when she saw a cell phone over the shower curtain. The woman saw a man and yelled at him. The man then left. The suspect is described as man with black hair, wearing a black shirt. The University of Maryland Police Department, Criminal Investigations Unit is investigating this incident.

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