Campus Safety Magazine
Cyberattack Forces Hospital to Cancel Procedures, Transfer Patients and Not Pay Staff
Featured
Latest Posts
Safer Schools Shouldn’t Come at the Expense of Classrooms
Why Network Design Matters as Much as Security Technology in K–12 Education
Sponsored
5 Overlooked School Construction Details That Compromise Campus Security
Schools become more resilient when the smaller physical details receive the same scrutiny as the larger systems during construction.
Insights
56% of Colleges Missed Stop Campus Hazing Act Compliance Deadline
Colleges and universities had until Dec. 23, 2025, to publish a Campus Hazing Transparency Report as part of the Stop Campus Hazing Act.
Insights
Empower Staff with Immediate, Precise Alerts
The InformaCast Wearable Alert Badge is a compact, wireless panic button that school staff can use to alert others the moment issues arise.
OCR: San Jose State Violated Title IX by Allowing Transgender Volleyball Player to Compete
An investigation into San Jose State was launched last year after Trump signed an executive order banning transgender women from competing in women’s sports.
News
Third Tuberculosis Case Confirmed at Private California High School
The tuberculosis outbreak at Archbishop Riordan High School has prompted a comprehensive restart of the testing and infection control processes to identify any further exposures.
News
California Department of Education Gender Identity Privacy Practices Violate FERPA, U.S. Department of Education Claims
The federal investigation into the state’s FERPA violations highlights the clash between federal privacy laws and California’s efforts to keep LGBTQ+ students safe.
News
How College Campuses Can Implement AI Into Their Facilities Management Strategies
Higher education institutions can strategically implement AI in facilities management by addressing infrastructure challenges, prioritizing sustainability and operational efficiency, and fostering cross-department collaboration.
Insights
Thousands of Students Stage Walkouts to Protest ICE
Many students plan to participate in Friday's 'National Shutdown', a grassroots protest meant to cause economic disruption and show solidarity with immigrant communities.
News
Sexual Misconduct Claims Account for 30% of Large Losses in K-12 Schools, Colleges
The two largest losses for educational institutions in 2025 -- $750 million and $36.2 million -- were related to sexual misconduct cases.
Insights
Severe Winter Weather Closes Schools Across the U.S.
New York City saw the coldest temperatures in eight years while much of Nashville remains without power due to a historic ice storm.
News
SUNY Distributes Mental Health First Aid Grants to 27 Campuses
SUNY's Mental Health First Aid grants aim to train 3,000 staff annually in evidence-based mental health support to enhance student well-being and campus intervention capabilities.
News
Why Schools Should Practice Decision-Based Response Drills as Often as Fire Drills
Decision-based response drills help staff and students learn how to recognize credible threats early and make situational decisions.
Insights
