For colleges across the U.S., the recent violence in Charlottesville at a white supremacist rally near the University of Virginia campus poses a new threat to students’ safety.
Over the next five years, the Quebec government will be spending $23 million to help with the prevention of and response to sexual violence at universities
Dakota State University is now an official national hub for cybersecurity thanks to a $60 million donation.
A teacher shot himself in a classroom just before classes started on Thursday, August 17.
When it comes to emergency notification, redundancy is a good thing at Daemen College
- By Greg Smith
- August 16, 2017
Following the tragic events that took place in Charlottesville, Texas A&M has decided to cancel an event that was scheduled to take place on September 11.
Over the weekend protesters and counter protesters clashed in Charlottesville, Virginia, leading to violent clashes and a deadly vehicle attack.
For the coming school year, an Ohio school district has approved 32 employees to have access to firearms as part of a new armed security response team
How far would you go to spend more time with your children? A British dad was recently sentenced to 14 months in jail for calling in fake bomb threats to his daughter’s school just to spend more time with her.
With classes about to be back in session, several schools are giving their campus security an overhaul