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Officials: Damaged Okla. Elementary Schools Lacked Safe Rooms

May 22, 2013
Although more than 100 schools across Oklahoma have safe rooms, two schools that were devastated by Monday’s EF-5 tornado — Plaza Towers Elementary School and Briarwood Elementary School — did not.

Sexually Explicit Recordings, Hazing Lead to Fraternity’s Suspension

May 22, 2013
After hosting an unauthorized social event, which violated Carnegie Mellon University’s orders to cease operation during a hazing investigation case, the national chapter of Beta Theta Pi Fraternity has suspended the Gamma Iota Chapter until 2017.

NIU Administrator to Retire Amid Controversy

May 22, 2013
Following a months-long federal law enforcement investigation, Northern Illinois University (NIU) Chief of Operations Eddie Williams announced Tuesday that he will retire at the end of the month.

UMBC Student Stabbed in Dormitory

May 22, 2013
Police arrested a former University of Maryland Baltimore County (UMBC) student after he stabbed someone in a residence hall on campus Saturday.

Feds: 3 NYU Researchers Accepted Bribes from China

May 22, 2013
Authorities allege the three scientists acquired proprietary, federally-funded research on behalf of a Chinese company and a government-supported research institution.

Texas House Approves Gun Training Bill for Teachers

May 21, 2013
The Texas House of Representatives passed the Texas School Safety Training Act (SB 1857) Friday, which authorizes qualified Concealed Handgun License (CHL) instructors to earn school safety certification. In turn, the instructors would be eligible to train teachers to be able to handle an active shooter event.

FEMA Announces Aid for Okla. Tornado Victims

May 21, 2013
The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) announced federal disaster aid has been made available to the State of Oklahoma in the area affected by severe storms and tornadoes since May 18, 2013.

7 Students Die in Okla. Tornado; Hospital Takes Direct Hit

May 21, 2013
The death toll from Monday’s EF4 tornado has been revised to 24 for now, with seven of those deaths being students from Plaza Towers Elementary School.

George Washington U. Puts 2 Year Time Limit on Sex Assault Reports

May 21, 2013
George Washington University has just implemented a new policy that limits to two years the amount of time victims can file formal sexual assault complaints.

Mass. Schools to Improve Security for $285K

May 21, 2013
The town of Burlington voted Wednesday to spend $285,000 to improve school security, including reconfiguring the entrances at two of the town’s elementary schools.

Report Cites Calif. District’s Lack of Discipline Enforcement

May 21, 2013
The Solano County Grand Jury has released a scathing 10-page report against Vallejo High School, asserting that the institution lacks discipline enforcement, claims many teachers at the high school have voiced for quite some time.

Helpful Articles on Campus Tornado Preparedness

May 21, 2013
Here are some articles from Campus Safety magazine’s archives highlighting best practices for severe weather preparedness and response.

5 Activists Evicted from SFSU Residence Hall

May 20, 2013
San Francisco State University (SFSU) police arrested six people Thursday after authorities tried to clear out a dorm room. One police officer was taken to the hospitals due to injuries.

Henderson State U. Opts Out of Concealed Carry Law

May 20, 2013
Following months of debate, the Henderson State University Board of Trustees voted to opt out on an Arkansas state measure that allows faculty and staff to carry concealed handguns on campus.

Campus Safety eNews Increases Delivery Frequency

May 20, 2013
Our online newsletter will now be delivered to subscribers' E-mail inboxes on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Hospital Security Update will now be delivered on Wednesdays, twice per month.

Pa. District Bolsters Security With Intercom Buzz-In Systems

May 19, 2013
In an effort to bolster security, Radnor Township School District has installed video intercom buzz-in systems at the main entrance doors of four schools —Ithan, Radnor and Wayne Elementary schools and Radnor Middle School.

Clark County School District Enhances Emergency Evacuation Plan

May 18, 2013
Clark County School District is in its final stages of a three-year partnership with Med Sled to outfit its schools with the preferred emergency evacuation sleds.

G4S Technology Expands Footprint in Pacific Northwest

May 18, 2013
To meet growing security and communications demands for its customers in the Pacific Northwest area, systems integrator Omaha, Neb.-based G4S Technology has opened a regional office in Seattle.

Threats Lead to Lockdowns of Several Los Angeles Schools

May 17, 2013
Police arrested a suicidal 19-year-old college student they believe made threats to several schools in the area.

Campus Safety’s Week in Review

May 17, 2013
In cased you missed them, here are some interesting stories that ran on CampusSafetyMagazine.com May 10-17, 2013.
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