FBI Warns Health Care Professionals of Increased Potential for Fraudulent Sales of COVID-19-Related Medical Equipment
Scammers may promise equipment they do not have access to in order to capitalize on the medical community’s urgent needs.
Scammers may promise equipment they do not have access to in order to capitalize on the medical community’s urgent needs.
Keanon Lowe received the award from the Congressional Medal of Honor Foundation for disarming a student.
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.
Common robbery at schools has increased by 10.51%, making schools and universities the second most frequent place mobile devices are stolen.
COVID-19 has prompted Microsoft Azure to designate first responders, health and emergency management services, critical government infrastructure and remote workers as the company’s top priority during the crisis.
A six-year review of Penn State’s handling of sexual misconduct complaints found several Title IX violations this academic year.
These scenario-based notifications, provided by an attorney, include sample messaging for if someone in your campus community tests positive for the virus.
The grab-and-go meal program has been suspended because a kitchen employee has possibly been diagnosed with COVID-19.
Lynchburg mayor calls Liberty University’s decision to bring back students “reckless.”
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