Police and fire were responding to a fire alarm at the fraternity when they found the pledges blindfolded with food splattered on them.
Amy Rock
Amy is Campus Safety’s Executive Editor. Prior to joining the editorial team in 2017, she worked in both events and digital marketing.
Amy has many close relatives and friends who 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.
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UPDATE: Suspected Killer of Laken Riley Found Guilty, Receives Life Sentence
Police say 22-year-old Laken Riley was killed February while out for a run on the University of Georgia campus.
Parents of Oxford School Shooting Victims Demand State-Led Investigation
The Oxford parents also want Michigan Legislature to enforce and fund threat assessments in the wake of student deaths resulting from safety-related incidents.
Memphis School Shooting: 1 Student Critically Injured, 1 in Custody
The targeted shooting occurred in the Central High School parking lot about thirty minutes after dismissal.
U.S. Schools Increase Security Amid Continued Threats, Gun Incidents
Weapons detection, visitor management, and access control are just a few ways schools are beefing up security as violent threats continue.
How to Improve School Bus Safety Through Training and Technology
Including bus drivers in school safety planning and equipping school buses with available technologies can improve safety for all.
Oxford Schools Insurance to Pay At Least $5 Million to Each Shooting Victim, Judge Rules
Oxford Schools sued its own insurer after the company said the shooting was one incident, arguing damages to be paid to all shooting victims should be capped at $5 million.
Teachers Value School Support Staff More Than Pay, Survey Finds
Teachers are willing to trade a 21% pay raise for a full-time special education co-teacher and 18% for a paraprofessional aide.
How the LAUSD Cell Phone Ban Will Work
Cell phones must be turned off and stored away and can’t be used during breaks, according to LAUSD’s cell phone ban, which goes into effect Feb. 18.
West Virginia Public Schools Needs $258 Million for Safety Upgrades, Officials Say
West Virginia Department of Education officials said schools have spent $23 million on security using county taxes and levies but that it isn’t nearly enough.
2 Jewish DePaul University Students Attacked While Holding Pro-Israel Signs
Chicago Police released the photos of two suspects who allegedly attacked the DePaul University students last week.
Columbia Settles with Student Suspended for Using ‘Fart Spray’ During Pro-Palestine Protest
The incident was first described as a possible “chemical attack” involving the use of skunk spray, an agent used as a crowd-control weapon.