Top 10 Stories from March: Coronavirus Concerns, Clery Act Critiques
Campus Safety’s most popular March stories include how the coronavirus pandemic is affecting campuses and a former police commissioner’s criticism of the Clery Act.
Amy is Campus Safety’s Senior Editor. Prior to joining the editorial team in 2017, she worked in both events and digital marketing. Amy’s mother, brother, sister-in-law and a handful of cousins are teachers, motivating her to learn and share as much as she can about campus security. She has a minor in education and has worked with children in several capacities, further deepening her passion for keeping students safe. In her free time, Amy enjoys exploring the outdoors with her husband, her son and her dog.
Campus Safety’s most popular March stories include how the coronavirus pandemic is affecting campuses and a former police commissioner’s criticism of the Clery Act.
A group of parents sued Madison Local Schools for its concealed weapons policy which only required 26 hours of training for armed teachers and staff.
The students were part of a group of 70 who chartered an airplane to Mexico despite the CDC’s advisory to avoid non-essential international travel.
The primary mission of the unit is to connect both the student and non-student homeless population with available resources in surrounding communities.
A six-year review of Penn State’s handling of sexual misconduct complaints found several Title IX violations this academic year.
Extremist groups are pushing accelerationism, a theory that believes carrying out attacks against minorities will allow for the building of a “racially pure nation.”
The FBI had been surveilling the 36-year-old man who expressed racial and religious hatred and anti-government sentiment.
For the first time since the K-12 Cybersecurity Resource Center began collecting data, schools have canceled classes or closed due to cybersecurity attacks.
An alert issued by the FBI on Thursday said members are being instructed to spread their bodily fluids to police using spray bottles.
The University of Kentucky is one of many campuses that chose to continue distance learning for the remainder of the year and to postpone graduation.
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