Securable space, communications, threat assessment and management, and common protocol are the foundations of a good school security program.
A recent study shows that college students are feeling more stress and anxiety than ever, leading to suicidal thoughts or deciding to harm themselves.
This issue features: So,Concealed Carry is Coming to Your Campus. Now What? Although allowing concealed carry at a school or university is fraught with perils, if your organization has chosen or been forced to allow guns on campus, the following practices will reduce this policy’s potential pitfalls. From Good to Great: How a Boston Hospital […]
An 18-year-old student was fatally shot by a shooter at Canyon Springs High School earlier this week. The suspect fled the scene.
A jury has determined that a Chicago hospital should pay more than $10 million to a female doctor and six nurses who filed a joint lawsuit for two separate incidents.
A 16-year-old girl was stabbed in her the chest by a female classmate while in class at Fitzgerald High School in Michigan.
Baylor University’s legal fees have skyrocketed over the past few years due to multiple lawsuits, investigations and settlements involving sexual assault and other issues.
Featuring a five-screen projection system and surround-sound effects, the FATS 300LE system from Meggitt offers insights into how law enforcement can improve situational awareness and marksmanship.
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Here’s how college campuses can upgrade their access control and scheduling processes with automation, cross-functional teams and systems integration.
Join us for a free 1 hour CS webcast on September 27th to learn best practices on effectively communicating to your campus in an emergency.
New tracking technology is now available to help campus officials make the best decisions and keep students and staff safe when severe weather strikes.
