Police charge Spencer and nine other protestors for their involvement in the violent riots that broke out during the rally in Charlottesville.
Katie Malafronte
Katie Malafronte is Campus Safety's Web Editor. She graduated from the University of Rhode Island in 2017 with a Bachelor's Degree in Communication Studies and a minor in Writing & Rhetoric. Katie has been CS's Web Editor since 2018.
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Middle Schoolers Arrested After Planning Horror Movie-Inspired Murder
The girls, caught in the school bathroom with weapons, planned to kill students, drink their blood and then take their own lives.
New Jersey Mother’s ‘Gut Feeling’ Stops Potential Shooting in Kentucky
After waking up to horrific Facebook messages from a man in Kentucky, a mother of three decided to alert police from 650 miles away.
Univ. of Utah Student Shot on Campus, Reported Shooter Month Before
The Utah student had filed a police complaint against her ex-boyfriend, the alleged shooter, a month before she was shot and killed.
Anthem, Inc. Pays Office for Civil Rights $16M in HIPAA Settlement
The company settled potential HIPAA violations after a series of cyber attacks led to the largest U.S. health data breach in history.
Governor Signs Anti-Hazing Bill Named for Penn State Hazing Victim
“Tim’s Law,” named after Penn State hazing victim Timothy Piazza will enforce strict rules and policies when it comes to hazing on campus.
How this Colorado School District Plans to Beat Bullying
Poudre School District is seeking a state-funded grant of $400,000 each year for three years to combat its bullying problem.
Hundreds of Security Cameras to be Installed at Ohio University
OU Housing and Residence Life will be installing several hundred cameras to increase student safety and lower crimes on campus.
$30K Torah Stolen from Jewish Hospital in Louisville
A man was arrested for the alleged stealing of an ancient artifact from the Kentucky hospital.
Suicide Risk Assessment Solution Launched in 11 Montana Hospitals
Critical access hospitals in Montana are now able to screen every adult patient entering their emergency departments with a single standardized assessment.
Florida Hospitals Are Evacuating Patients after Hurricane Michael
Two hospitals have deemed their buildings unsafe for patients after being severely damaged from Hurricane Michael.
EpiPen Shortage in America Keeping Kids Out of School
Many schools require students with allergies to have an EpiPen on school grounds at all times.