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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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Study Finds Victims Aren’t Affected by Police Body Cams
In 98% of interactions where officers wore cameras, victims did not visibly react to being recorded, even when being told they were being filmed.
UCLA Pays Over $3.5M to Settle James Heaps Sexual Assault Allegations
The former UCLA gynecologist has pleaded not guilty to the allegations and said he will not contribute any money to the settlement.
Judge’s Ruling Appealed After Teen Granted Leniency in Rape Case
The judge said he chose not to charge the teen as an adult because he came from a good family and was planning on going to college.
2 N.C. School Districts Do Not Fingerprint During Background Checks
Union County Public Schools and Cabarrus County Schools said there is no mandatory policy on fingerprinting their employees.
Pennsylvania Makes Strides in the Battle Against Campus Sexual Assault
Governor Wolf launched It’s On Us PA, the nation’s first statewide campaign to address the crisis of sexual assault on campuses.
Take an Inside Look at the CSC West Sponsor Showcase
A critical factor of the Campus Safety Conference is the tremendous support from the sponsors. Thank you to all of our sponsors!
Explosion at University of Nevada, Reno Dorm Injures 8 Students
Authorities arrived on the scene to evacuate and secure the buildings, which had blown-out windows and extensive damage to the roof and flooring.
CWU Student Paid to Stay Silent Regarding Professor Misconduct
A former Central Washington University student who complained of a professor’s alleged sexual misconduct received a settlement that required her silence.
Judge Sanctions Fairfax School System for Mishandling Sexual Assault Case
The Virginia school district was sanctioned for destroying or neglecting to preserve important documents relevant to a sexual misconduct case.
Former NYC Student Awarded $59M for Being Burned in Chemistry Class
The then high school student suffered third-degree burns to more than 30% of his body after a chemistry experiment went wrong in 2014.
Title IX Report Clears MSU Players of Sexual Assault
The Title IX report investigated the alleged assault of a former female MSU student in 2015 by three former MSU basketball players.