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HBCUs on High Alert Following a Series of Threats
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Surge in Swatting Incidents: Number of Hoax Threats Continues to Grow
Since the beginning of the current academic year, at least 45 U.S. colleges and universities have been victims of swatting.
NewsCharlie Kirk Shooting Update: Suspect in Custody
Conservative activist Charlie Kirk was shot as he was speaking to students at a Utah Valley University event on Wednesday. A manhunt is underway for the suspect.
NewsEvergreen High School Shooting Suspect Identified
Authorities say the Evergreen High School shooter was radicalized by "some extremist network" and that he held White supremacist and anti-Semitic views.
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Keeping Your Campus Connected and Protected
Schools at every level need surveillance solutions that combine 24/7 protection with the latest advancements in Artificial Intelligence (AI), analytics, and cloud management.
Campus Safety at EDspaces Returns for Year 5
Student safety meets classroom design at Campus Safety at EDspaces, happening November 5-7 in Columbus, Ohio.
NewsIowa Hospital Video Surveillance Catches Mother Poisoning Son with Insulin
An Iowa mother has pleaded guilty to injecting her son with insulin while he was being treated at Iowa Health Care Stead Family Children's Hospital.
NewsWhen the Alarm Is Real, But the Threat Isn’t: How AI Can Help Schools Respond Smarter to Swatting
Campuses that combine AI, appropriate processes, and oversight by humans can make active assailant hoaxes less disruptive and less effective.
InsightsNFPA Collaborates with Campus Fire Safety Center on Fire Safety Month
Collaboration aims to provide fire safety education and resources to students, parents and campus housing staff and administrators.
NewsCelebration of Life Service for John Ojeisekhoba Is September 13
John Ojeisekhoba Sr., Associate Vice President and Chief of Campus Safety at Biola leaves behind a legacy of dedicated service to campus safety and law enforcement leadership.
NewsFaith-Based Bullying: A Disturbing Reality for Tennessee’s Muslim Students
Nearly half of Muslim students in Tennessee face faith-based bullying, highlighting systemic issues in school safety and religious accommodations.
NewsWellSpan Health to Establish Private Police Force by 2026
WellSpan Health is bolstering security with a private, armed police forces and advanced weapons detection systems.
NewsHow to Handle Difficult Employee Conversations: A Manager’s Guide to Effective Counseling
Use these effective counseling techniques in your conversations with employees to foster understanding, resolve conflicts, and build stronger workplace relationships.
InsightsTeen Arrested in Troy University On-Campus Shooting
One person was injured in the shooting that happened following a Troy University football game against Nicholls State.
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