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Steel shelves stuffed with boxes of electronics, drugs and guns line the walls of a small room. Another 8-foot tall shelf runs through the middle, leaving 3-foot aisles on either side.

The room, tucked away into the Transportation and Safety Building, is well-lit and fairly dust-free, despite holding a wide array of materials from criminal cases, some more than eight years old.

Each individual shelf is labeled, and the items that sit on them are marked with barcodes.

The bedroom-sized space is a warehouse of evidence, and a temporary home for lost, stolen and confiscated goods on campus that are turned into University police daily.

 “Materials can find their way here by all different means,” Sgt. Erik Stenemann said as he walked between the overflowing shelves. “We’ve had people come in here and turn in coffeemakers.”